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3.6.4 Data in Bundles
In this section we will cover how to save data inside a bundle.
  1. Save a local file into a bundle
    • From the Quicklinks->History page select the RUC data source.
    • Create some display with one of the fields.
    • Save this as a bundle with the File->Save As menu entry. Instead of specifying a .xidv file suffix specify a .zidv suffix.
    • When asked which local data sources to include click on the checkbox.
    • In the gridded data dialog select the fields you want to save.
    • Load this zidv bundle in again. When prompted where to write the data files just press OK.
  2. Save remote data locally.
    • Load in the Davenport Radar favorite from the Workshop menu.
    • View the Details tab in the Properties dialog for the DVN data source by right-clicking on the entry in the Field Selector. Note the ADDE URLs.
    • Right-click on the data source again and choose Make->Data->Source->Local
    • This file chooser prompts for a directory to write the files to and a prefix to name the files with. Press Save.
    • View the Details tab in the Properties dialog again.
  3. Save remote data into a bundle.
    • Load in the Davenport Radar favorite again.
    • From the Quicklinks->History page select the RUC data source.
    • Save the bundle as a .zidv file again. Select both data sources to save.
    • Open the bundle.
  4. How do I get at the data files?
    • A .zidv file is just a zip file.
    • From a terminal window do:
      unzip <your zidv file>

 


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