Overview
Data Model Extensions control the various components that make up the Data Model that users utilize to build and run reports. This article covers how to manage these extensions by checking them in and out to make changes, and saving pending changes.
Details
When working with Data Model Extensions it is important to know how to manage them and what the various management functions do. For an overview of Data Model Extensions be sure to review the article here: Overview of Data Model Extensions
Checking Out the Data Model
All of the data model extensions are consolidated into one main extension called Data Model. To make changes to the Data Model extension it must first be checked out by a user. To check out the extension, click the Check Out button in the Actions section on the right-side of the extension list.
Once the extension is checked out, other users will be able to see who it has been checked out by in the Checked Out By column. The user can then make changes to the extension and then check it back in or save any changes that have been made without checking it back in yet. Details of each operation are covered in more detail below.
Checking In Extensions
Once all the desired changes have been made by the user, the user can check the changes in by clicking the Check In button.
Checking in the extension will formally save all changes into the Cosmos platform. These changes will be published the next time the user clicks the Publish Pipeline button.
Saving Extension Changes
If the user has checked out an extension and made changes but wishes to come back later to finish making changes before checking the extension back in, the user can click the Save button. This will save all the changes that have been made without formally publishing the changes back to the Cosmos platform. The user can then log out and log back in later to continue making additional changes.
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