FRAMES Constituent Database Editor (CDBE): Create a New Database
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FRAMES-2.0 Workshop U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Bethesda, Maryland November 15-16, 2007 Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Richland, Washington FRAMES Constituent FRAMES Constituent Database Editor (CDBE): Database Editor (CDBE): Create a New Database Create a New Database
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FRAMES Constituent Database Editor (CDBE): Create a New Database. FRAMES-2.0 Workshop U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Bethesda, Maryland November 15-16, 2007 Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Richland, Washington. Purpose. Develop a constituent database specific to user’s needs. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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FRAMES-2.0 WorkshopU.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Bethesda, MarylandNovember 15-16, 2007
Pacific Northwest National LaboratoryRichland, Washington
FRAMES ConstituentFRAMES ConstituentDatabase Editor (CDBE):Database Editor (CDBE):
Create a New DatabaseCreate a New Database
FRAMES ConstituentFRAMES ConstituentDatabase Editor (CDBE):Database Editor (CDBE):
Create a New DatabaseCreate a New Database
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PurposePurposePurposePurpose
Develop a constituent database specific to user’s needs
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ProcedureProcedureProcedureProcedure
Create a new constituent database Start All Programs FRAMES Launch Constituent Editor or run C:\
FramesV1\ContSel.exe
Register the new database in FRAMES
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Create a New Constituent DatabaseCreate a New Constituent Database(outside of FRAMES)(outside of FRAMES)
Create a New Constituent DatabaseCreate a New Constituent Database(outside of FRAMES)(outside of FRAMES)
Two Options (choose one):
Use the Windows Start button Start All Programs FRAMES Launch Constituent Editor
Run C:\FramesV1\ContSel.exe
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1. Database Editor User Interface appears2. Choose File and Open3. Choose an Exiting database: FUI.MDB
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Save as a new DB1. From the File menu, choose Save As2. Rename: FUI_TCE.mdb3. From the File menu, choose Exit (no need to save again)4. From the File menu in the FRAMES
Constituent Database Editor, choose Exit
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Register the New DatabaseRegister the New Database(in FRAMES)(in FRAMES)
Register the New DatabaseRegister the New Database(in FRAMES)(in FRAMES)
Unlock the Domain
Register the ModuleImporter function in the Tools menu, if ModuleImporter is not already registered. This tool allows the user to automatically register a function in the Tools menu.
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Unlock the Domain Unlock the Domain Unlock the Domain Unlock the Domain
1. Under the File menu, choose Unlock System2. Enter the password
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Register the ModuleImporterusing the Module Editor
1. Under the Editors menu, choose the Module Editor
2. Under System, System, choose “Open and Register Module”
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Browse C:\Program Files\FramesV2\1xImport,and choose ModuleImporter.mod
The ModuleImporter is now registered here and under the Tools menu
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1. Under the Tools menu, choose ModuleImporter.2. Under Source Files, browse and choose
FUI_TCE.des (name of new user-defined DB)3. Under Destination Directory, choose 1xImport.4. For the Installation Name, define a name similar to
but not the same as, the DES file name (e.g., FUI_TCE_Script).
5. Press the Import Modules button.6. Press the Close button
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FUI_TCE_Script is now registered as a function under the Tools menu.
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1. Under the Tools menu, choose FUI_TCE_Script. The new database is now registered and available.
2. Enter the Simulation Editor, choose a simulation, and check the General Info of the Database Icon.
3. The FUI_TCE Constituent Database is now a choice.
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SummarySummarySummarySummary
A user can set up and register a database specific to an Agency’s or site’s needs.
The data within the new database can be modified without impacting the original database.
Other Agencies have developed their own databases with data specific to their Agency’s needs [e.g., military relevant compounds (MRCs), unexploded ordinances (UXOs), etc.]
