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Figure 10-9.
The export options for image files
Because images may be uploaded and either tied to a specific application or made
available throughout the workspace, the wizard provides the ability to export both
types of images independently.
The Export Images in Application select list allows you to choose which applica-
tion's images to export. Be sure to click the Set Application button to submit your
choice. To be sure your choice has been submitted, look at the region at the bottom of
the screen, which indicates the export type and the application, if any, that has been se-
lected.
If you want to export workspace-level images, click the Export Workspace Images
button. Once you click the Export Images button at the top of the page, you're promp-
ted to save the file for the image type you chose. The export file for workspace images
is named
f0_img.sql
, and the export file for a specific application is named using
the application ID in place of the zero (
0
) in the file name. For instance, images for ap-
plication 121 are exported to a file named
f121_img.sql
.
Note
All three file types offer the ability to choose the output file format: DOS or
UNIX. This has nothing to do with the target platform and everything to do with how
the export file treats carriage returns and line feeds. Most modern text editors can easily
understand both DOS and UNIX file types, so usually you can ignore this setting.
