Checking in Changes to Documents Stored in the Repository

To check in changes to project, model, or file documents stored in the repository, you must have Write or Full permission on the document or (for a model) on one of its packages.

For more information on packages, see Checking in PowerDesigner packages.

• Checking in Changes to a Project
  You check in changes to a project through the Check In Project window.
• Checking in Changes to a Single Model or File
  You check in changes to a single model or file through the Check In Document window.
• Checking in Changes to Multiple Models and Files
  You check in changes to multiple models and files through the Check In Multiple Documents window.
• Using the Check In Project Window
  The Check In Project window lets you specify the project and all its associated models and files to be checked in, and set check in parameters.
• Using the Check In Document Window
  The Check In Document window lets you specify the model or file to be checked in, and set check in parameters.
• Check in Parameters
  The parameters on the Check In Document and Check In Project windows let you specify details of the documents being checked in.
• Using the Check In Multiple Documents Window
  The Check In Multiple Documents window allows you to add multiple models and files to the repository and/or to check in changes to multiple repository models and files.
• Using the Check In Options Window
  The Check In Options window allows you to specify how differences between your local copy of a document and the repository version are resolved during check in.
• Using the Check In Model Window
  When you check in PowerDesigner models, the Check In Model window allows you to review all the differences between the local and repository versions and to apply or reject them as appropriate.
• Check In Modes
  When you check in a document you have to select a check in mode, which helps you select the correct check in parameters.
• Checking in Packages
  If you check a model into the repository, you also check in the packages it contains.
• Checking in External Application Documents
  The link between the local document and the repository document is saved in the current workspace. This link allows you to update a document, model or external application file, in the repository.
• Undoing a Check in
  If you want to undo a check in, you can only delete the document version created by the check in.