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The output file will be textual (ASCII text), and will contain exactly what the scenario
log viewer shows.
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Importing and Exporting Scenarios
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Import Scenario. Select the file to be imported, and click
Entire scenarios can be imported and exported using the DSS. Exporting a scenario is
accomplished by first opening the scenario, then selecting the File menu, and then
choosing Export Scenario. The user will be asked where to save the file.
The output file will be a proprietary binary format, which is unreadable by anything
except the Model Manager / Scenario Builder.
Importing a scenario is accomplished in much the same way – start with an empty
scenario builder screen, or with a scenario loaded. Click on the File menu and select
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The scenario will immediately open in the scenario builder, under a separate tab if
another scenario is already open. The scenario will also be added to the database of
scenarios automatically. If a scenario with the same name as the scenario being imported
already exists in the database a warning message will appear and the scenario will not be
imported.
An exported scenario file may be given to another user who has the Scenario Builder
installed. As long as that user has all of the model elements that exist in the exported
scenario and any input data that the model elements of that scenario require, the user can
run the scenario.
If a user imports a scenario and doesn’t have one of the scenario elements, the missing
element will show up in the Model Manager as a question mark in the scenario window.
Scenario Builder/Model Manager