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Canvas
The Canvas is where processes are opened, and therefore where data quality
processes are designed using OEDQ.
Many processes may be open on the Canvas at any one time, as below:
You may close an individual process by selecting Right-click, Close,
or by clicking on the Close process icon in the top-right of the canvas:

The Canvas has its own toolbar for Canvas-specific actions:
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Run
- runs the selected process using its current execution preferences
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Run Preferences
- sets up the execution preferences for the selected process
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Attribute
Search - performs a search for the origin processor of an attribute
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Clear Attribute
Search - clears the attribute search
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Group
- groups the selected processors
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Ungroup
- ungroups the selected group
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Make Processor
- make the selected processors into a new processor
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Publish
- publish the selected processor
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Add Canvas
Note - adds a note to the Canvas
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Zoom out
- zooms out on the selected process
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Zoom in
- zooms in on the selected process
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Note that most of the main Toolbar functions can also be used for the
Canvas. These are:
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Save
- saves the current process being viewed in the Canvas
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Save All
- saves all open processes
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Print
- prints the current Canvas
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Undo -
undoes the last action on the Canvas
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Redo -
redoes the last action on the Canvas
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Cut
- cuts the selected processor(s) for pasting to different place or into
a new process
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Copy
- copies the selected processor(s) for pasting to different place or into
a new process
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Paste
- pastes the selected processor(s)
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Maximize
- toggles the Canvas between full screen mode and normal mode
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Note that the process on the canvas may appear differently depending
on its state. See Process
states.
The processors in a process also change their appearance depending on
their state. See Processor
states.
If a process is open on the canvas when it is executed, you can view
the progress of each processor in the process, and monitor the overall
progress of the process. Otherwise, you can monitor its progress in the
Task Window.
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