Cm2 Data Editor

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Thisshows as having been fixed in the release notes, but it isn't showing for me for the last three builds I've installed. The button to switch between visual entity/attribute/relationship editor and textual editor is entirely missing.

This unannounced removal of longstanding critically important CoreData "visualization perspective" is business hostile and illegal! "Project Manager" Sunil, this very flippant answer is business unacceptable and the "button" had better be in Xcode 14 by September 7, 2022 or face, let's say....... escalation.....

Wow! Just realized the Core Data diagram view is MIA in Xcode 14. You would think there would be a word about this in the release notes, but NO. NO we disappeared this feature. NO this is a known omission. NOTHING.

I am working a Core Data model with 29 entities including several parent/child relationships. It's not a perfect relational database by any means. The diagram view was my GOTO to restrain the complexity I was modeling. If I could not unravel the diagram to keep the lines from crossing, then there likely was something wrong. Now I am looking at my data model in the traditional editor view and I have no idea how these forcibly alphabetized entities relate to each other a s a group. It's a HUGE LOSS for me, and I am VERY DISAPPOINTED.

OK, so I'm only one developer in millions. I'm guessing more will come to realize this is missing as they try to produce a diagram view. But really, Apple, this is a sleazy slight of hand you just foisted on all of us.

It was extremely useful for large data models. It just needed a way to export to some zoomable media as the graph would never fit even on very large screen but other than that it was fit for purpose so it's not clear why Apple decided to pull the plug on it.

Code Data's diagram editor style facilitates powerful collaboration on an app's data model. Apple, please bring this Xcode capability back!!! Losing this feature introduces immense cognitive overhead in the development, design, and maintenance of a Core Data data model. The best analogy that I can come up with for this backwards move, is that it's the same as asking Mac users to give the GUI they overwhelming love and appreciate, and force them to revert back to using the command line.

Dear Apple, yes, this sucks, and I will not be using Xcode 14 for my development work moving forward, until this feature is put back. The ERD View is critical to any database design process and doubly so, when trying to re-do a database that someone else programmed!! So, to use your thinking, I now have to manually re-create all of these tables into another tool entirely to get that view and to be able to produce the database documentation for our Auditors so that they can do this? There are SO MANY reasons to have that view that go beyond mere convenience. Please bring it back!!!! You're making it harder for us Devs to continue working in your ecosystem.

You could design your app's data models in a tool like OneGen (onegen.io) which would generate the Swift Core Data models for you. However, it doesn't support importing existing core data models to get the visual representation.

At 15min16sec of Evolve your Core Data schema video of WWDC22, those style buttons are clearly shown in Xcode. Why those style buttons have been removed from Xcode 14? It simply doesn't make sense. I submitted a ticket through Feedback Assistant and I encourage every developer to do the same.

I'm using Xcode 14.0, have we gone back to Xcode 1.0? Why, is this time saving feature missing in action? Which Apple Team came up with this dark idea? Is there something broken here? Removing this feature makes troubleshooting a Core Data Model a lot more time consuming and less reliable! Over the last 4 months there has been NO reply from Apple, is there anyone from Apple listening to so many developers on this issue? What a BAD practice!

Pinnable rows and columns. Pinned rows or columns do not scroll with the rest of the data. This is useful for doing visual comparisons with some other data that might only be visible as you scroll. An ID variable would be a natural thing to pin. New

A complete audit trail. Every action you perform in the Data Editor that affects the data generates a corresponding Stata command that could be run from the Command window or a do-file to replicate your work, promoting reproducible work.

A live view onto the data. You can have the Data Editor open while you enter commands in the Command window, run do-files (scripts), use dialog boxes, edit graphs, etc. Changes to the data are reflected in the Data Editor as soon as Stata is done executing your command.

Read-only (browse) mode for safety. You can lock the Data Editor into a browse-only mode so that you can leave it open for a live view of your data while you work without fear that an inadvertent key press is going to change important data.

Observation filtering. View only the observations you want by filtering based on if or in conditions. If you filter observations and change one or more of the variables in the expression, the view updates immediately. You can also view only the variables you want by hiding columns.

Tool for managing variables. Hide/show variables, filter variables, sort variables, and reorder variables via drag and drop. This also includes a Properties tool, so variable properties such as name, notes, labels, and format are at your fingertips.

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I've not encountered this problem you described (yet), or the other issue with the DFB editor. BUT, whenever I did have issues with Control Expert, the problems were caused by other software packages I installed that use common files shared with Control Expert.

When building an app, my preference is to use the load data editor to load my data. With table preview, I can view loaded data tables at the bottom of the data load editor after data has been loaded or previewed in an app.

This is my favorite new feature because nine times out of ten, I want to view the data I loaded to ensure it loaded as expected and to check that my logic is correct. Having the preview table right there in the data load editor, saves me from having to go somewhere else, like the data model viewer or a sheet, to view the loaded data. I can use the preview table to check that they have the desired results. The ability to do this quick check saves me time.

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