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The software creates a log during the data transfer process. Information logged is source/
destination database names, Motors IDs added, and number of records updated. If the
transfer encounters any problems, it also logs the Motors ID and reason the transfer failed.
You can print this log by clicking on the Print Log button.
Transferring test IDs
Test IDs are transferred separately from the Motor IDs.
To transfer Test IDs, you will follow essentially the same process described in the
“Transferring motor and test result data” section above. The source and destination
databases must both be open before any transfer can be performed. When both databases
are open, the Transfer Test IDs button will be enabled. Click on this button to open the
Transfer Test ID’s window.
Figure 72. Transfer test IDs.
The window displays all Test IDs in the source database, along with the Test IDs currently
found in the destination database. Choose the source Test IDs to transfer by highlighting
them. To select multiple IDS, use the shift and control keys on your keyboard while clicking
on the Test IDs.
With the desired Test IDs highlighted, click on the
Transfer button to start the transfer.
The software will transfer (copy) the requested Test IDs to the destination database. If the
Test ID exists in the destination database, it will not be transferred the Test ID and the
software will display a message stating there cannot be duplicate Test IDs. If this message
appears, click on the OK button and the transfer will continue. As in the motor and test result
record transfer, the application writes to the Transfer Log, recording what action has been
taken. When finished transferring Test IDs, click on the Close button to return to the Data
Transfer window.
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