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Topic Title: Changing object level
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Created On: 16-May-2007 21:25
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Answer This question was answered by ron lewis, on Wednesday, May 16, 2007 10:38 PM

Answer:
Search thru the doors library files for flatten.dxl
 16-May-2007 21:25
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David Pechacek

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We do not use object hierarchy at the moment in DOORS (I got here and it was this way) and some of our analysts have created a good number of object at lower levels (up to 15 deep).

I was wondering if anyone had a script to copy an object at a level lower than one and paste it in the proper place at level 1.

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Search thru the doors library files for flatten.dxl
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Thanks Ron.

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