Lenze PLC Designer PLC Designer (R2-x) - Manual (Page 178)

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When executing the command the user will get a dialog 'Check out object'. A
comment can be added there which will be stored in the version history of the object
in the data base. Line breaks are inserted by <Ctrl>+<Enter>. If the version of the
object differs from that in the local project, an appropriate message will be displayed
and the user can decide whether the object should be checked out anyway.
After the dialog has been closed with OK, the checked-out object will be marked with
a green check in the object organizer of the local project. For other users it will be
appear marked with a red cross and will not be editable by them.
Check In
Command: 'Project' 'Data Base Link' 'Check In'
The object which is marked in the Object organizer will be checked in to the data base.
Thereby a new version of the object will be created in the data base. The old versions
will be kept anyway.
When executing the command the user will get a dialog 'Check in object'. There a
comment can be added which will be stored in the version history of the object in the
data base. Line breaks are inserted by <Ctrl>+<Enter>.
After the dialog has been closed with OK the green check in front of the object name
in the Object organizer will be removed.
Undo Check Out
Command: 'Project' 'Data Base Link' 'Undo Check Out'
Use this command to cancel the Checking out of the object which is currently marked
in the Object organizer. Thereby also the modifications of the object which have been
made locally, will be canceled. No dialog will appear. The unchanged last version of
the object will be kept in the data base and it will be accessible again for other users.
The red cross in front of the object name in the Object organizer will disappear.
Show Differences
Command: 'Project' 'Data Base Link' 'Show Differences'
The object which is currently opened by the user in »PLC Designer« will be displayed in
a window which is divided up in two parts. There the local version, which is currently
edited by the local user, will be opposed to the last (actual) version which is kept in the
data base. The differences of the versions will be marked like described for the project
comparison (see 'Project' 'Compare').