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 ====== Adding/Editing Business Spaces ====== ====== Adding/Editing Business Spaces ======
  
-Business space is explained in the [[2000_concepts:0200_basics:0500_business_space|Business Space]] section. +Business space is explained in the [[docs:2000_concepts:0200_basics:0500_business_space|Business Space]] section. 
  
-When //**Aware IM**// is installed one business space is created by default. The name of this business space is specified during installation. The elements that you define when configuring the application usually belong to this default business space. Sometimes, however, it may be necessary to define other business spaces – for example, if you are configuring several separate applications or if there are entities within the business that function more or less as independent units. In these cases you may need to create new business spaces and/or delete the existing ones. The following section describes how to do it.+When //**AwareIM**// is installed one business space is created by default. The name of this business space is specified during installation. The elements that you define when configuring the application usually belong to this default business space. Sometimes, however, it may be necessary to define other business spaces – for example, if you are configuring several separate applications or if there are entities within the business that function more or less as independent units. In these cases you may need to create new business spaces and/or delete the existing ones. The following section describes how to do it.
  
 To create a business space, follow the steps below: To create a business space, follow the steps below:
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     - //Name// – the name of the new business space. The name must be unique among the names of other business spaces. It must start with a character or underscore symbol; all other symbols must be characters or digits; space symbols are not allowed.     - //Name// – the name of the new business space. The name must be unique among the names of other business spaces. It must start with a character or underscore symbol; all other symbols must be characters or digits; space symbols are not allowed.
     - //Description //– a description of the new business space. Providing a description is highly recommended.     - //Description //– a description of the new business space. Providing a description is highly recommended.
-    - //Create options //– if you choose the "Create from sample application" radio button Aware IM will automatically import the file with the selected sample application into the business space version created with the business space. +    - //Create options //– if you choose the "Create from sample application" radio button AwareIM will automatically import the file with the selected sample application into the business space version created with the business space. 
-    - //Database allocation options //– usually //**Aware IM**// database tables for business spaces are stored in the same database named ''BASDB'' (or ''BASDBTEST'' in the testing mode). Selecting the "Allocate separate database" radio button will force //**Aware IM **//to allocate a separate database for the business space. This can be useful if you host an application for several clients and you want data of your clients to be stored in separate databases. +    - //Database allocation options //– usually //**AwareIM**// database tables for business spaces are stored in the same database named ''BASDB'' (or ''BASDBTEST'' in the testing mode). Selecting the "Allocate separate database" radio button will force //**AwareIM**// to allocate a separate database for the business space. This can be useful if you host an application for several clients and you want data of your clients to be stored in separate databases. 
-     - //Access to the new business space //– if you select the "Business space will be accessing to the current developer only" radio button, the new business space will be visible only to configurators who log into the currently active business space.+    - //Default Date/Time Formats //– this option specifies the default format of attributes of the Date and Timestamp. New attributes of these types will have these formats by default. 
 +    - //Theme and Font Size //- this allows picking a default theme and font size for the new business space.
   - Press OK on the Business Space Dialog – the new business space will be displayed in the Elements Tree.   - Press OK on the Business Space Dialog – the new business space will be displayed in the Elements Tree.
 To edit the existing business space: To edit the existing business space:
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   - Right click on the node representing the business space in the Elements Tree to bring up the pop-up menu.   - Right click on the node representing the business space in the Elements Tree to bring up the pop-up menu.
   - Select "Delete" from the pop-up menu.   - Select "Delete" from the pop-up menu.
-<note warning>Deleting a business space will delete all business space versions defined in the business space and all the operational data created by the users!</note>+<callout type="danger" icon="true" title="warning">Deleting a business space will delete all business space versions defined in the business space and all the operational data created by the users!</callout>
  
  
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