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 – Displays the 

 pane to view and print your variables definitions. Has the same 

function as the 

 button on the TES toolbar. For more information, see 

.

 – Saves the data in the current pane as an ASCII text file. You can then use the file data in 

other applications. 

 – Updates the data in the current pane.

When you right-click in the 

 pane, the 

 pane context menu displays.

The 

 pane context menu contains the following options:

 – Displays the 

dialog to add a new variable. 

 – Displays the 

 dialog to edit an existing variable. 

– Deletes the selected variable. 

 – Displays the 

 pane to view and print your variables definitions. Has the same 

function as the 

 button on the TES toolbar. For more information, see 

.

The 

 dialog displays when adding or editing a variable.

This dialog contains the following elements:

 – The name of the variable that displays in the variable pane and in the variable selection context 

menus. The name of a variable cannot include the following five characters: <, >, :, . or @.

 – The owner of the variable. By default, the creator of the variable is the owner.

 – The variable’s identification number. The ID number is automatically appended to the variable 

name so that variables with the same name can be created between users and workgroups. You 
cannot edit the ID.

 – The data type of the variable. You can choose from the following types of data:

 – The value of the variable will be a text string consisting of no more than 255 

characters. Note that if you type a number when the STRING type is selected, the result will 
still be a string, not a numerical value.

 – The value of the variable must be a number (base 10).

 – The value of the variable will be a date string and must conform to the same format as 

set in the operating system that the master is running.

 – The variable uses Boolean logical operators to determine a true or false value.

 – The value of the variable. Do not use quotation marks unless you want them to be a part of 

your text string (when the 

 type variable is selected). If Boolean was selected in the 

 

field, 

 or 

 are presented as the options in this field.