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Compare To Package In Another Model
Using the built-in Compare utility, it is possible to determine what has changed in a package in the current Enterprise Architect project against the same package (having the same package GUID) in a different Enterprise Architect project. The target Enterprise Architect project can be file-based (.qea, .feap or .eap/.eapx files), DBMS Server based ( such as MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle ) or a Cloud based repository.
Access
Select a Package in the Browser window and then using the ribbon menu, open the 'Select Model' dialog.
Ribbon |
Publish > Model Exchange > Package Control > (Compare) Package to Model |
Options
Field/Button |
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Package |
Displays the name of the currently-selected Package. If this is not the required Package, click on the Browse package button and select the correct Package. |
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Location |
Click on this button to specify details of the target Enterprise Architect project. Click on the drop-down arrow and select: - Local File - the file browser dialog displays and allows locating/selecting an existing .QEA, .QEAX, .EAP, .EAPX or .FEAP file - Server Connection - click on the drop-down arrow and select:
- Connect to Cloud - the 'Cloud Connection' dialog displays, on which you specify the server URL and model name to access via the Cloud. |
File Based Projects Connect to a Repository via ODBC Open Server Connections - Native Connection Server Based Repositories Connecting Enterprise Architect to a Cloud Model |
Model |
Displays the selected target Enterprise Architect project path/connection details |
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Name |
Displays name of the selected target Enterprise Architect project |
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Type |
Displays connection type of target Enterprise Architect project .i.e., whether:
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OK |
Click on this button to connect to the target Enterprise Architect project and compare the selected Package in the current model with that in the target project Note: If the package (with the same GUID) does not exist in the target project, the comparison window will indicate that an error has occurred and the message "Package <packageName> does not exist in the selected model" will be displayed in the System Output window. |
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Cancel |
Click on this button to close this dialog without any further action |
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Help |
Click on this button to display this Help topic |