Ajout et édition d’événements de maintenance

This represents a guide on how to add or edit maintenance event data in TWW.

Généralités

  • Maintenance events can be connected to one structure or to many. Therefore TWW uses a intermediary RE_table to model the n:m relationship (re_maintenance_event_wastewater_structure)

  • Maintenance events can be created or linked at the same time a new wastewater structure or a new reach is created.

Ajouter un nouvel incident de maintenance

  • Activez le mode d’édition.

  • With the Identify Features tool you can select wastewater_structures or reaches by selecting their corresponding layer (vw_tww_wastewater_structure or vw_tww_reach).

  • The respective form will open. Change to the Maintenance_Events tab.

  • Créér un nouvel incident de maintenance avec le bouton Ajout entité-enfant.

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  • Edit the new record in the vw_tww_maintenance_event form, then click OK

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Édition

  • Do as described in adding - but just edit existing maintenance events.

  • Or edit the vw_tww_maintenance_event table (in layer group inspection)

Mark as outdated

Ajouté dans la version 2025.0.

In order to use maintenance events and files efficiently, they can be flagged as outdated using a TEKSI-specific extension of the datamodel, namely a true/false value named tww_outdated.

Attention

This extension-data is not part of the INTERLIS-export. If you migrate data via export-import, you will have to copy this values separately in the new database.

Multi Edit

Multi edit with linked tables is implemented in QGIS. It is possible to create or to link a maintenance event to a selection of reaches or wastewater structures in multiedit-mode.