Each row in a module is an object. Objects can be arranged
in a hierarchical structure in formal modules. The data in objects
is stored in attributes.
Creating objects
If you have the correct access rights, you can create objects
at any level in a module.
Selecting objects
In a module window, you click an object to make it the
current object. You can select multiple objects that are next to each
other in the object hierarchy.
Copying objects
Use the Edit menu, keyboard shortcuts or drag-and-drop
to cut, copy, and paste objects in the same module. For more complex
copy operations, use the object copier.
Dragging objects
You can use drag-and-drop to move or copy objects in a
module.
How copy and move affect links
This topic contains the rules that apply to links when
you copy or move objects in the database explorer or module windows.
Manipulating objects
You can promote and demote objects in the hierarchy You
can also manipulate the contents of the object heading and object
text attributes.
Deleting, undeleting, and purging objects
Deleting an object does not permanently remove the object.
It simply marks the object as deleted, and stops users from being
able to edit it. To permanently remove the object, you must purge
it once you have deleted it.