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Properties Pane. The Properties pane shows the detailed information of the dashboard. If the Properties pane is hidden, choose View -> Show Properties from the menu bar. Chapter 3 - Collaboration‌ About Collaboration‌ Navicat Charts Viewer allows you to synchronize connections, workspaces and virtual groups from Navicat Charts Creator, other Navicat family members, different machines and different platforms. You can use Navicat Cloud to host the files. Or, if you have installed our another product, Navicat On-Prem Server, in your environment, you can hosts everything in-house. Our collaboration feature allows you to give your teammates access to your projects when they log into their accounts. That way, you and your teammates can work on the same project without revealing your username and password. You can even choose to restrict the type of access your teammates have to your project. Manage Cloud‌ Navicat Cloud‌ Navicat Cloud is a cloud service provided by PremiumSoft for synchronizing connections, queries, snippets, models, workspaces and virtual groups. Navicat Cloud could not connect and access your databases. By which it means, it could only store your connection settings, queries, snippets, models, workspaces, and virtual groups; your database passwords and data (e.g. tables, views, etc) will not be stored to Navicat Cloud. Note: You can only sign in to one Navicat Cloud account in the software. PremiumSoft will keep all synchronized files strictly confidential, and all employees are prohibited from viewing/accessing content of files you may store in your Navicat Cloud account. Create Navicat Cloud Account
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Properties Pane. The Properties pane includes the Model, Diagram and Object tabs for setting default properties for your model. You can edit the properties settings of the model, the active diagram and the selected objects quickly. If the Properties pane is hidden, choose View -> Show Properties from the main menu.
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Properties Pane. The General tab shows the general information of the workspace or the selected item. The Using tab shows the items that the selected item depends on. The Used By tab shows the items that depend on the selected item. If the Properties pane is hidden, choose View -> Show Properties from the menu bar. Create Workspace‌ Local Workspace File The essential steps to create a workspace are:
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Properties Pane. The Properties tab shows the general information of the data source. You can add a remark to the data source. The Used By tab shows the charts that depend on the data source. If the Properties pane is hidden, choose View -> Show Properties from the menu bar. Create Data Source‌ The essential steps to create a data source are:
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Properties Pane. The Properties pane shows the detailed information of the dashboard. If the Properties pane is hidden, choose View -> Show Properties from the menu bar. Chapter 3 - Collaboration
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Properties Pane. The Properties tab includes the basic layout settings. The properties vary with the type of the object. The Using tab shows the charts and data sources that the dashboard depends on. If the Properties pane is hidden, choose View -> Show Properties from the menu bar. Build Dashboard‌ The essential steps to create a dashboard are:
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Properties Pane. The Properties pane includes the Model, Diagram and Object tabs for setting default properties for your model. You can edit the properties settings of the model, the active diagram and the selected objects quickly. If the Properties pane is hidden, choose View -> Show Properties from the menu bar. Option Description Begin Arrow Style The style of the arrow's back. Black and White Check this box to change the diagram color to black and white. Bold Check this box to bold the table, view, entity, foreign key, relation, shape or font. Border Color The color of the shape's border. Cap Style The cap style of the line/arrow. Cardinality The foreign key/relation cardinality of the table/entity. Case sensitive The case sensitivity of the table or view names. Available only for MySQL and MariaDB physical models. Color The color of the object. Dash Style The dash style of the line/arrow. Database The database server type of the model. Database Version The database version of the model. Default Database The default database of the model. Default Schema The default schema of the model. Diagram Notation The notation of the diagram. The notation options are depended on the model type. End Arrow Style The style of the arrow's front. Entity Font The font and font size of the entities. Font The font and font size of the note, label or layer. Font Color The font color of the note, label or layer. Italic Check this box to apply an italic style to the note or label font. Join Style The join style of the line/arrow. Model Type The type of the model. Model Version The version of Navicat Data Modeler that used to create the model. Name The name of the object. Opacity The transparency of the image/shape. The value for this can be between 0 and 100. Use 100 for opacity and 0 for transparent. Pages The width and height of the diagram (number of papers). Position The number of pixels from the object to the left side (X) and the top (Y) of the canvas. Referenced The referenced (parent) table, view or entity. Referencing The referencing (child) table, view or entity. Schema The database/schema name of the table/view. Show database name Check this box to show the database names of the tables/views in the diagram. Show entity comments Check this box to show the entity comments in the diagram. Show field comments Check this box to show the field comments in the diagram. Show name Check this box to show the name of the foreign key, relation or shape. Show Schema Name Check this box to show...
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Properties Pane. The Properties pane includes the Model, Diagram and Object tabs for setting default properties for your model. You can edit the properties settings of the model, the active diagram and the selected objects quickly. To show/hide the Properties pane, choose View -> Show Properties or Hide Properties from the main menu. Option Description Begin style The style of the arrow's back. Black and white Check this box to change the diagram color to black and white. Bold Check this box or press CMD-B to bold the table, view, entity, foreign key, relation or shape. Border Color The color of the shape's border. Cap style The cap style of the line/arrow. Cardinality The foreign key/relation cardinality of the table/entity. Case Sensitive The case sensitivity of the table or view names. Available only for MySQL and MariaDB physical models. Color The color of the object. Dash style The dash style of the line/arrow. Database The database server type of the model. Database Version The database version of the model. End style The style of the arrow's front. Entity Font The font and font size of the tables/entities. Font The font and font size of the note, label or layer. Font Color The font color of the note, label or layer. Join Style The join style of the line or arrow. Model Type The type of the model: Physical, Logical or Conceptual. Name The name of the object. Notation The notation of the diagram. The notation options are depended on the model type. Note Style The style of the note. The value for this can be Note or Label. Opacity The transparency of the image or shape. Pages The width and height of the diagram (number of papers). Position The number of pixels from the object to the left side (X) and the top (Y) of the canvas. Referenced The referenced (parent) table, view or entity. Referencing The referencing (child) table, view or entity. Schema The schema names of the table, view or entity. Show name Check this box to show the name of the foreign key, relation or shape. Show grid lines Check this box to turn the grid on in the diagram canvas. Show schema name Check this box to show the schema names of the tables in the diagram. Show view relationships Check this box to show the relationship line of the view. Size The width and height of the object. Snap to grid Check this box to align objects on the canvas with the grid. Visible Check this box to show the foreign key or relation lines. Overview Pane The Overview pane displays the whole active diagram in the canvas....
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Properties Pane. The Properties pane shows the detailed information of the dashboard. If the Properties pane is hidden, choose View -> Show Properties from the menu bar. Chapter 3 - Collaboration About Collaboration Navicat BI Viewer allows you to synchronize connections, BI workspaces and virtual groups from Navicat BI, other Navicat family members, different machines and different platforms. You can use Navicat Cloud to host the files. Or, if you have installed our another product, Navicat On-Prem Server, in your environment, you can hosts everything in-house. Our collaboration feature allows you to give your teammates access to your projects when they log into their accounts. That way, you and your teammates can work on the same project without revealing your username and password. You can even choose to restrict the type of access your teammates have to your project. Manage Cloud
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