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    You can quickly replace contained objects by browsing through a list of similar objects that are assigned to the same object type.
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    You can remove an asset object as well as change its data sources.
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    Steps for Operations Hub classic version.
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    Steps for Operations Hub classic version.
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  - Set Up Mimic Target Zones (Classic)
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Import a Model (Classic)

Steps for Operations Hub classic version.

Before you begin

Log in to Operations Hub.

About this task

If you want to replace an existing model, you must first delete the old one before importing the new one. You can also merge the new model with the existing model during import.

Note: Data source connectivity information is not preserved in the model you import to your system. After importing the model, reconfigure the data source properties in the model.

Procedure

Go to ADMIN > Import/Export.
The Model Import/Export screen appears.
Select Browse to navigate to the .csv model file, and then select Import.

Follow these instructions to view and download the log file in these browsers:

Browser	What To Do
Chrome	To view the log file, right-click [log] to open it in a new tab. To download and then view the log file, click [log]. You can view the file in the Downloads folder.
Microsoft Edge	To view the log file, click [log], and then Open. To download and view the log file, click [log], and then Save. You can then view the log file by selecting View downloads.

To view the model in runtime, select Runtime from the user icon drop-down list at the top right of the screen.
By default, the highest asset point in the model hierarchy appears.
To navigate through the asset objects in the hierarchy model, select the Asset Context Selector, .
The model displays the relevant data in context to each asset object selected in the navigation scheme.