[APBeta] Global vs. Plan Observations
Paul Rodman
paul at ilanga.com
Sun Oct 5 16:43:24 PDT 2008
On Oct 5, 2008, at 04:10 PM, Mark Huss wrote:
> Ah, thanks, I found a few after searching around a bit. Is there no
> way to indicate in the a plan which objects have an observation
> without selecting each, one at a time?
The Obs column should show that number. In theory, I want to force
that to be the second column in the Object list on the Observations
tab, but I have to work on some bugs first.
> \Also, it seems I have no observations prior to the start of the
> "global observations" feature in 1.x. Is there any way to export
> these older observations into the global DB?
You can only do it from V1.x: by loading each plan containing such
observations and using Observation->Transfer Local Observations.
Then you'll need to convert the V1 database again. Sorry.
Paul R.
>>
>>> How do the 'global' observations relate to the 'plan'
>>> observations? When I pull up a converted (from 1.x) plan, it
>>> shows no observations at all. But when I click on Show
>>> Observation Database, all the observations I've entered since the
>>> global observation database feature was added (I think) appear
>>> there, arranged by observation location and date.
>> Do the Object IDs match the Observation IDs?
>> On the Observations tab of the plan window, click the Preferences
>> button under the Observations list (lower left). Click the Reset
>> Cross- References button. Wait while it does its thing, and see if
>> the problem goes away (you might need to close and reopen the plan
>> doc). This does assume you have an assortment of catalogues
>> containing the objects you have observed).
>> Paul R.
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