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This section contains more detailed background information on a number of key subjects that will help

you to gain a better understanding of how XStudio works.

Studying these sections is not absolutely necessary, but it will make it much easier for you to use

XStudio more efficiently and effectively.

If you are new to XStudio, we recommend you review the topic on Programming XStudio, which

discusses the concepts and provides practical examples. The Keyboard Shortcuts topic is useful for

operators.

5.1 Automation Database Maintenance

The automation database is a set of data tables referred to as the XStudio Database. These tables

store tasks, actions, the external resources used by tasks, scheduled events, song title and artist

information, and broadcast log historical information.

If your use of XStudio requires an audio switcher, the need to perform automated tasks like updating a

switcher or playing breaks in a satellite format, or the use of scheduled events, you will be working with

one or more of the data tables.

5.1.1 Common Table Display Functionality

Each of the automation database table maintenance areas shares some characteristics and interface

controls, which are documented in this topic. Some functionality discussed in this section may not be

available in some maintenance displays because the functionality is not applicable for that

maintenance area.

Data Display

All database tables are displayed in tabular format - rows of information, each containing columns of

individual record field information (properties). The display of records for a given table can be

manipulated in a number of different ways to organize or limit information that is shown. Information

can be sorted, grouped and filtered for ease of working with specific data records. Additionally,

individual columns in the table can be moved and resized to suit your needs.

XStudio does not "remember" data display layout settings from one session to

the next. When re-opened, tables will display the information in the application

default sort order and column layout.

Sorting Data

As a default, most database tables are shown in what's known as "sorted order". This means that the

data is organized, generally alphabetically, based on a particular column (field). The sort order,

ascending or descending, can be modified on demand. Columns that are a part of the current sort

order contain a small triangular mark pointing either up or down to indicate the column's sort direction.

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