• All the records found in the data file are displayed.
• The records are sorted according to their creation order in the data file.
• All items found in the data file are displayed (except the for "Composite key" items).
• The items are organized in logical order. The logical order corresponds to the display order defined in the data model editor.
• The integrity is supported.
  Attention If the data files linked to the selected data file are not automatically found by WDMap, it will only be possible to view the records. To add or modify these records, manually locate the missing data files (icon ).
• The duplicates are supported.

• The selection of information to display. Indeed, WDMap allows you to select:
  • the records to view,
  • the items to view.
• The display options of viewing table.

• Start from the explorer or from the data model editor.
• Start from WINDEV or WEBDEV.
• Start from "WDMAP.EXE" directly.

WDMap started from the explorer (double click on a data file) or from the data model editor ("Edit the data file with WDMap" in the context menu)

1. Specify if necessary:
   • The password of the selected data file (password set either by HPass, HCreation or HCreationIfNotFound, or by automatic data modification).
   • The full path of the original 5.5 analysis and the password of this analysis (if the selected data file comes from a 5.5 analysis).
   • The connection parameters (if the data file is handled via an OLE DB provider, an ODBC driver or a native access).
2. The content of data file is displayed in WDMap.

WDMap started from WINDEV or WEBDEV ("Tools")

1. Specify (if necessary) the password of the analysis (runtime password defined in the analysis description).
   Note: The current WINDEV application must be associated with an analysis. Otherwise, the operations to perform are the ones described in WDMAP started by "WDMAP.EXE" directly.
2. Select the logical data file you wish to view.
3. Specify if necessary:
   • The password of the selected data file (password set either by HPass, HCreation or HCreationIfNotFound, or by automatic data modification).
   • The full path of the original 5.5 analysis and the password of this analysis (if the selected data file comes from a 5.5 analysis).
   • The connection parameters (if the data file is handled via an OLE DB provider, an ODBC driver or a native access).
   • The path of the physical data file corresponding to the selected logical data file.
     Note If the current application manages the ".REP" file, it is possible to simplify the selection of the physical data file directory: click on the "REP file" button and select the ".REP" file of the current application. WDMAP will automatically list the physical data file paths corresponding to the logical data file to be displayed. For more details, see Managing the ".REP".
4. The content of data file is displayed in WDMap.

WDMAP started by "WDMAP.EXE" directly

1. In the wizard, select "View a file" and go to the next step. A file picker is displayed.
2. Select the physical data file you wish to view (use the "Browse" button if necessary).
3. Specify if necessary:
   • The password of the selected data file (password set either by HPass, HCreation or HCreationIfNotFound, or by automatic data modification).
   • The full path of the original 5.5 analysis and the password of this analysis (if the selected data file comes from a 5.5 analysis).
   • The connection parameters (if the data file is handled via an OLE DB provider, an ODBC driver or a native access).
4. The content of data file is displayed in WDMap.