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When this occurs, the step data in the main section can be marked as non-editable.  The user can no longer get to these steps and they can become forgotten as PROMS will ignore these non-editable steps when the procedure is printed.

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This tool may take an extended period of time to execute.
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This tool may take an extended period of time to execute.
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This tool may take an extended period of time to execute.
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Should an item become orphaned (disconnected) from the rest of the data, it will no longer be accessible.  This tool detects any orphaned items in the database.

This tool may take an extended period of time to execute.
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    <value>Referenced Objects databases are associated with a procedure set (such as Working Draft). 

RO paths, ROFST versions, and the contents of RO figures are stored in the database when referenced. This tool will remove stored, RO Paths, ROFST versions and Figures that are no longer used.

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    <value>When Word attachments are modified and saved, PROMS will create a PDF of the attachment contents and save it in the database.  When this is done, all the of the RO references are resolved as well as pagination of the attachment.  This speeds up the overall printing of the procedure in that PROMS simply inserts the attachment contents.

This function will remove all of the saved attachment PDFS stored in the database (not the PDFs of the entire procedure that you had previous printed).  This will force PROMS to regenerate (and save) the word attachment PDFs the next time the procedure is printed.
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    <value>Sometimes a different form of Hyphens is entered when doing a Windows Clipboard Copy/Paste from a Word or PDF document.

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    <value>Everything in PROMS is inter-related.  A working draft knows what is its first procedure and a procedure knows what is its first step.  Likewise, a procedure knows what procedure is before it and after it.

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    <value>Everything in PROMS is inter-related.  A working draft knows what is its first procedure and a procedure knows what is its first step.  Likewise, a procedure knows what procedure is before it and after it.

Should an item become orphaned (disconnected) from the rest of the data, it will no longer be accessible.  This tool removes any orphaned items from the database.
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Be sure a current backup of the database exists prior performing this function.

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    <value>This function will refresh transitions in all procedures selected below, whether they were selected individually or as a group via a procedure set.

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    <value>This allows the user to update referenced objects values for multiple working drafts in a batch mode.

Be sure a current backup of the database exists prior performing this function.

It is recommended that this be done during off hours.
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