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Project Maintenance
This topic highlights some administrative functions you might have to carry out to maintain your model.
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Check the integrity of the data in a project |
If you have a failed XMI import, network crash or other unforeseen event that could disrupt the integrity of information in the model, it is recommended that you run a Project Integrity Check.
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Reset Auto Increment Columns in Tables |
XMI Import/Export can affect the table auto increment column values and push them towards the maximum datatype value; you can re-sequence the columns to avoid this problem.
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Upgrade an old project to enable use of new features |
The structure of Enterprise Architect project files is occasionally changed to support more features; when this happens, existing project files must be upgraded to the new format to ensure correct operation and to take advantage of all the new features.
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Rename a project |
If you want to rename an Enterprise Architect project, you can do so through Windows Explorer.
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Compact a project |
After some time, a project .EAP file might benefit from compacting to conserve space.
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Repair a project if it did not close properly |
If a project has not been closed properly, such as during system or network outages, on rare occasions the .EAP file does not re-open correctly.
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Notes
· | You only rename, compact and repair models created as .EAP files; these processes are not required for models stored in a DBMS |