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Ch 6 Object Database Management 53

(which should be named Default Objects Catalog for this

example). View the two exported CSV les:

 Default Objects Catalog.csv contains the individual

objects contained in the catalog.

 Object Types.csv contains data specic to the object

types contained in the catalog.

Note: If you plan on importing this data back into Juniper

Aspect it works best if you do not rename the “Object

Types.csv” le. Otherwise, you have to specify the object

types le manually as the importer will not be able to

automatically detect which CSV le contains Object

Type data and which contains Object data.

You can now see what the Default Object Catalog CSV

le looks like and use it as an example as you create your

own.

CSV File Formatting Requirements

A CSV le must be formatted properly before it can be

imported.

An acceptable Object Types.csv le requires the

following format

1. A header row (the rst row in the CSV le) containing

the following

a. Column 1 must be “Object Type”

b. Column 2 must be “Geometry”

c. Additionally 1 or more of the following columns (in

any order)

i. “BorderColor”, “BorderThickness”,

“CustomImage”, “Fill”, “IconIndex”,

“SimpleSymbolType”, “SimpleSymbolSize”,

“Transparency”, “BrowserCategory1”,

“BrowserCategory2”, “BrowserCategory3”

ii. A custom in-eld attribute name.

Dening In-Field Attributes: To import an ineld

attribute using a CSV le use the following

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