Recipe Template Procedure
- Last UpdatedSep 21, 2017
- 1 minute read
You can use an existing Recipe Template procedure to export the procedure to an XML file , edit it and then re-import it.
The following is an example of a Capability that is exported to an XML file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
-<Procedure>
-<Capability>
<Alias>Bake_001</Alias>
<CapabilityName>Bake</CapabilityName>
<InstructionValue>Instructions for the operator</InstructionValue>
<DocumentViewLabel>NewInstruction</DocumentViewLabel>
<DocumentViewUrl>https://test/test.asp</DocumentViewUrl>
</Capability>
-<Transition expression="Var1">
<Alias>TR_001</Alias>
<Description> </Description>
</Transition>
-<BranchAll>
<Alias>EA_001</Alias>
-<Leg>
-<Capability>
<Alias>Bake_002</Alias>
<CapabilityName>Bake</CapabilityName>
</Capability>
</Leg>
<Leg> </Leg>
</BranchAll>
-<Loop expression="Var2">
<Alias>L_001</Alias>
<Description> </Description>
-<Capability>
<Alias>Boiling_001</Alias>
<CapabilityName>Boiling</CapabilityName>
</Capability>
</Loop>
</Procedure>
To export a Recipe Template procedure
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From the Procedure tab Details page, click Export. The XML file is created.
To import a Recipe Template procedure
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Check out the Recipe Template and then from the Procedure tab Details page, click Import. The Import Procedure slide-in window appears.
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In the slide-in window, click Browse to find the file you want to import.
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Select the file, then click Import. A confirmation message appears.
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Click OK.
Important:
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The import button is available only when the Recipe Template is checked out and the user has the permission to edit the Recipe Template.
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If a file extension other than .XML is used for import, then an error message is displayed.
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If an invalid procedure data is imported, then an error message is displayed.