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December 13, 2014
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Including Documents

  • December 13, 2014
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If a document was included into the incorrect target document, how do you remove it?

Also, when I was trying to find the answer to this in the Integrity help content, I found the below statement.

Document hierarchies do not need to be structured alike. For example, you can include a test document into a requirements document.

The section that it is in is titled To include a new or existing segment into a document from the GUI. Is this accurate? I thought documents have to have the same node type in order to include one into the other?

Best answer by wspadola

Hello Nolin,

The documents are related to each other through the References relationships which allow this functionality and do not necessarily need to be of the same node type.

If you want to change which Document Types are allowed to be included (as a new or existing segment) in this manner, have a look at the field called "References".

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wspadola12-AmethystAnswer
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December 15, 2014

Hello Nolin,

The documents are related to each other through the References relationships which allow this functionality and do not necessarily need to be of the same node type.

If you want to change which Document Types are allowed to be included (as a new or existing segment) in this manner, have a look at the field called "References".

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    nborrerojr.1-VisitorAuthor
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    December 15, 2014

    Got it. I thought they had to be the same node type. That makes a bunch of other things easier for me. I've been battling that for like a week.

    I can't directly access the References relationship. Is there any other way to remove an included document? Also, Is there a way to not include the first row where it creates a row for the document segment before all of the nodes?

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