Visma Net
File maintenance (SM202510)
This topic gives you information about the elements that you find in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes.
You can use this window to view properties of the selected file, to import a new version or delete an old version of the file, and to check the file out for editing or check in an updated version.
In this window, you can define a primary document or article if the initial primary document or article (from which the roles inherit the access rights to this file) to which the file was attached was renamed or deleted. Also, you can view and edit the access rights that roles have to the file and configure synchronisation of the file with an external file or folder.
| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Check out | Closes (denies) access to the file for all users except you. |
| Undo checkout | Opens access to a file that was previously checked out. |
| Upload new version | Invokes the File upload dialog box, which you can use to import a new version of the selected file. |
| Get latest version | Downloads the latest version of the file from the database. |
| Synchronisation | Offers options you can select to define the direction of synchronisation: Import file or Export file. |
The top part
You use this area to view the file name and whether the file is checked out and by whom.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| File | The name of the file. |
| Checked out by | A read-only field that shows the user name of the user who checked the file out (if applicable). |
| Checkout comment | A read-only field that shows any comment provided by the user who checked out the file (if it has been checked out). |
| Is hidden | A check box you select to cause the file to be hidden for users accessing the system from outside, such as through file transfer protocol (FTP). |
| External link | The external link to the file. |
| Wiki link | The internal link to the file. |
| WebDAV link | The WebDAV link to the file. |
The Versions tab
The table on this tab displays all versions of the file.
| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| View selected version | Opens the selected version in a new browser window. |
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Version ID | A read-only field that shows the number of the version. |
| Created by | A read-only field that shows the user who imported this version. |
| Creation time | A read-only field that shows the date when the version was imported. |
| File size | A read-only field that shows the size of the file. |
| Comment | Any additional information that has been provided at the time of import about the version. |
| Original name (if different) | The original name of the file, if it is different from the current name. |
The Articles tab
This tab displays the list of articles the file is attached to, including the primary article.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The name of the primary article (from which the roles inherit the access rights to this file) the file is attached to. |
| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Latest only | If highlighted, indicates that the list currently includes only
the latest versions of articles (if article versioning is turned
on). Click the button to view all versions that have the file attached. |
| Open | Opens the selected article or article version. |
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | A read-only field that shows the ID of the article the file is attached to. |
| Language | A read-only field that shows the language of the file version. |
| Page version ID | A read-only field that shows the ID of the article version that has the file attached. |
| Name | A read-only field that shows the name of the file. |
The Entities tab
This tab displays the list of system entities—such as stock items and supplier, customer, and employee accounts—the file is attached to.
| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| View entity | Navigates to the appropriate window with the record displayed. |
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Entity | A read-only field that shows the system entity (by its graph name) the file is attached to. |
| Row values | A read-only field that shows a description of the record that uniquely identifies the record in the system. |
The Access rights tab
This tab displays the list of roles with their access rights for the file. The access rights the roles have to the file are inherited from the rights of the primary article or the primary window.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Is public (the file ignores access rights and is visible to everyone) | A check box that you select to make the system ignore any access rights specified for the file and display it to all users. |
| Wiki |
The name of the wiki that contains the primary article. For the file, you select the primary article in the selected wiki or the primary window. |
| Primary page |
The wiki article that defines the access rights the role has to the file. By default, it is the article to which the file was attached for the first time. For the file, you select the primary article in the selected wiki or the primary window. |
| Primary window |
The window that defines the access rights the role has to the file.
For the file, you select the primary article in the selected wiki or the primary window. |
| Access rights | A table with a read-only list of roles defined in the system and
their access rights to the primary article or window. For more information, see: About levels of access rights. |
The Synchronisation tab
You use this tab to configure synchronisation between the selected file and an external file or
folder, which is specified on this tab.
If synchronisation is with a folder, when
exported from the system, the versions of the internal file become files within the
folder, and, when imported into the system, the files within the folder are uploaded
as versions of the internal file.
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Synchronise | A check box that you select to indicate that file synchronisation is required. |
| Synchronisation type | The synchronization type to be used for the file. You can select
one of the following options:
|
| Path | The path to the external file or folder. |
| Login |
The login to be used to access the file. If you synchronise files with an FTP server, you
should use a login without @, /, or \ characters in synchronisation settings. |
| Password | The password to be used to access the file. |
| Synchronise folder content | The check box you select to indicate that synchronisation with
the folder (specified by the path) is required. This option is available only for the Share folder option. |
| Import file validation mask |
The validation regexp mask to be used to import the folder
content into the system. |
| Export file naming format | The format of the file name when the file is exported from the system. |
| Last import date | The date when an import was last performed. |
| Last export date | The date when an import was last performed. |
