Allows you to search for documents that have been updated since they were last published. Additionally, you can use this dialog box to terminate documents that were previously published but no longer exist in the authoring tool.
Last search performed — This option is not used.
Update — This option is not used.
Document types searched — Indicates what types of files were considered when the last search was conducted.
Select documents to publish — Displays a list of files that were either updated since they were last published or files that have not yet been published. For each file, this list displays the file name and type, and the date on which the document was last published. If the file has not been published, the Last Published box for the document is New.
Select documents to terminate — Displays a list of all the files that were previously published but have since been removed from the project. For each file, this list box displays the file name, type, and the date on which the document was last published.
Select All — Selects all the files in the associated list of documents.
Clear All — Clears any selected documents in the associated list.
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Check for deleted objects no longer on documents option will be checked and disabled if Automatic process of moved objects option is set to TRUE on the Manage Integration Options dialog box in the SmartPlant Foundation Desktop Client. For more information, see Configure Automatic process of moved objects.
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The status bar contains four separate areas of information.
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The first column displays information about the current SmartPlant Foundation connection.
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The second column indicates whether SmartPlant Integrator has been installed.
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The third column indicates whether File Mode is on or off.
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The last column displays whether debug logging is enabled, and to what level. If this section is blank, debug is not enabled. For more information on debug logging, see Debug and Error Logging in SmartPlant Integration for COM environments or Debug and Logging in SmartPlant Integration for .NET environments.
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To terminate a document published to a project at the plant level, you need to first terminate the document at the project level. Once the project level document has been terminated, the plant level revisions can be terminated.