The UDR File Editor allows you to view and edit the content of UDR files. The UDR file may be of any format as long as it has an associated decoder.

Since UDRs often contain a large number of fields, it is possible to create a UDR View to select specific fields to be displayed as columns in the UDR File Editor, see UDR Views for more information. Each UDR can also be opened in a separate dialog where all fields are available.

Note!

By default the UDR File Editor only supports input files up to size 3MB. If the file size exceeds this limit, the UDR File Editor will only read up to 3MB of the file and then stop, displaying only the read records.

If you want to support decoding of files larger than 3MB, you need to set the Desktop property mz.gui.udreditor.limit for the corresponding Desktop. See Desktop Properties. Setting the property to yes means the 3MB limit applies. Setting the property to no will bypass the limitation mechanism, which may potentially cause out of memory errors in the Desktop.

Several UDR File Editors can be used simultaneously, however avoid editing the same UDR from several different editors, since there is no functionality to handle real-time co-authoring.

To open the UDR File Editor, open the Manage screen and click on the UDR File Editor button.

UDR File Editor

Setting	Description
UDR View	If you want to apply a configured UDR view, you can click on the Browse... button to select and apply a defined UDR view, see UDR Views for more information.
Orig Pos	Shows the original position of the UDR. New indicates that the UDR did not exist prior to the last Save.
Pos	The current position of the UDR. The order applies upon saving.
Type	The UDR types
`Field Name`	All columns following the Type column, will list the field names of the UDR type according to the UDR view selection. If there is no field with the defined name, No such field is stated.

UDR File Editor Buttons

The Ultra File Editor contains the following buttons:

Item	Description
	Click on this button to clear the UDR File Editor.
	Click on this button to open the Open UDR File dialog. Click on the Browse... button to select the decoder you want to use for the data file, and then click on the Upload File... button to browse the file system and select the file you want to view. Click OK to close the dialog and display the file in the UDR File Editor.
	Click on this button to save your modified UDR file. The Save UDR File dialog will open: Save UDR File dialog Select the encoder you want to use by clicking the Browse button to the right of the Encoder field and selecting the decoder in the Select encoder dialog, select the GZIP Compressed check box if you want to compress the file, enter the name of the file in the File Name field and click Download to download your file.
	Click on this button to open the Table Export dialog where you can export the data to be able to open it in in any text editor. All UDRs are displayed as rows, where the fields are separated by any of the following: Comma Semicolon Tab Non-existing fields are marked `[null]`. The first line will always hold the field names.
	Click on this button to print either a selection of UDRs or all UDRs.
	Click on this button to open a new dialog in which the selected UDRs can be edited simultaneously. For further information, see Editing a Bulk of UDRs.
	Click on this button to open the UDR Views.
	Click on this button to open the user documentation

This chapter includes the following sections: