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The command 'SPMDATATABLEDEFINE' of Spatial Manager™ for AutoCAD lets you create new data tables in a drawing as well as modify them. Use also this command if you need to delete unnecessary data tables. You will find this command in the "Spatial Manager" AutoCAD ribbon | The command 'SPMDATATABLEDEFINE' of Spatial Manager™ for AutoCAD lets you create new data tables in a drawing as well as modify them. Use also this command if you need to delete unnecessary data tables. You will find this command in the "Spatial Manager" AutoCAD ribbon | ||
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Revision as of 15:08, 12 November 2015
Introduction
- Objective of this section
- To learn how to define data tables and how to attach the data to the objects in an AutoCAD drawing
- Topics in this section
- Data tables: create, edit or delete
- Fields in data tables: create, edit or delete. Field types
- Attach data to objects
- Detach data from objects
- Select in the drawing objects which are attached to a specific table
How can I define data tables in a drawing?
The command 'SPMDATATABLEDEFINE' of Spatial Manager™ for AutoCAD lets you create new data tables in a drawing as well as modify them. Use also this command if you need to delete unnecessary data tables. You will find this command in the "Spatial Manager" AutoCAD ribbon
'SPMDATATABLEDEFINE' command in the Spatial Manager™ for AutoCAD ribbon
