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Export a Model (Classic)
Steps for Operations Hub classic version.

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    Steps for Operations Hub classic version.
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    Asset objects are the instances of equipment pieces, such as StorageTank1, to appear in the model. For each object, you determine which data variables derived from its object type to reuse, and then define them accordingly.
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  - Remove Contained Types (Classic)
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  - Replace Contained Objects (Classic)
    You can quickly replace contained objects by browsing through a list of similar objects that are assigned to the same object type.
  - Modify Objects (Classic)
    You can remove an asset object as well as change its data sources.
  - Export a Model (Classic)
    Steps for Operations Hub classic version.
  - Import a Model (Classic)
    Steps for Operations Hub classic version.
  - Define Trend Data (Classic)
    You can view trend-line analysis of variable data for a selected time frame in Historian. You select which historical variables to view.
  - Delete a Model (Classic)
    Steps for Operations Hub classic version.
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  - Override an Assigned Mimic (Classic)
    Assigning a new mimic to an object overrides the mimic assigned at the object type level.
  - Set Up Mimic Target Zones (Classic)
    Target zones represent areas on a mimic that were set as selectable in the HMI/SCADA system. You set the navigation of these target zones for an operator.
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Export a Model (Classic)

Steps for Operations Hub classic version.

Before you begin

Log in to Operations Hub.

About this task

Model configuration is exported and saved to a CSV format for later use.

Procedure

Go to ADMIN > Import/Export.
The Model Import/Export screen appears.
You have the option to export the complete model, or only a part of it.
To export the complete model, do the following:
1. Enter a file name for the model you want to export.
2. Select Export.
  The model data is exported to a .csv file.
To partially export the model, do the following:
1. Select the check box for Export Partial Model.
2. From the dropdown list, select a node to serve as a starting point for the export.
  The dropdown list contains all the objects within a hierarchy. For more information on navigation hierarchy, refer to Set Up Runtime Navigation (Classic).
3. Select Navigation or Containment.
  In Navigation export file, the objects are arranged according to their navigation hierarchy.
  
  In Containment export file, the objects are arranged according to their parent-child relationship.
4. Enter a file name for the model you want to export.
5. Select Export.
  The model data is exported to a .csv file.
Note: The data source connectivity information in the model is not preserved during export. As an alternative, export the application.
Retrieve the model file from the Windows Downloads folder.