- When you have gone through all of the steps (selecting the file, mapping the tables, defining the coordinates, mapping the Location fields, specified the overwrite options, and saved your template) click the Finish button at the bottom of the window.
- If you have requested any warning for duplicate file names, the program will issue such warning(s) during import; respond as you see fit for each warning.
- The imported data will be recorded in the project's SQLite (or custom) database file.
- Check locations: If you imported location data, review it at this time: click on a borehole names and then on the Location tab. Are all of the required fields complete? Repeat for additional boreholes. Use the Show Location in Google Earth button if you need to verify that the borehole locations look right.
- Be sure the data types are correctly established: If you have imported lithology, stratigraphy, well construction, interval, time interval or point data, you should be sure the data was posted correctly:
- Expand the Project Tables | Types Tables heading in the Project Manager program tab, and double-click the Lithology Types, Stratigraphy Types, Aquifer Types, and/or Well Construction Types Tables as appropriate for the data that was imported. Are the names correct? Patterns and colors? Are stratigraphic units listed in order from the ground downward ("Order" column)?
! If the types were undefined prior to import and the program determined them on the fly during the import, you will need to complete these tables before working with the data.
- Bring up a borehole's I-Data, T-Data, and/or P-Data tab and right-click to choose Show Column Names Dialog. Here you can define data ranges, data checking, etc.
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