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inner workings of Virtuoso Copy command

Malcolmw

Greetings forum

Does the Copy command under virtuoso place db objects into a "paste" buffer that is still maintained after the copy command is terminated which could be accessed with a SKILL command some amount of time later ? Is the buffer erased and filled with a new object once the copy command is started again ?  Is there a history associated with copy that I can see ?

thanks.

Malcolm

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  • theopaone

     Hi Malcol

    There is no paste buffer used by any of the copies, the interactive ones copy the elements in the selected set, the SKILL one copies one object at a time.

    The interactive commands may leave you with a set of selected elements, I forget if they are the pre-copied elements or the new copies. You could save the selected elements as a named set and then recall them to copy again if you were doing this interactively.

     Ted

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  • theopaone

     Hi Malcol

    There is no paste buffer used by any of the copies, the interactive ones copy the elements in the selected set, the SKILL one copies one object at a time.

    The interactive commands may leave you with a set of selected elements, I forget if they are the pre-copied elements or the new copies. You could save the selected elements as a named set and then recall them to copy again if you were doing this interactively.

     Ted

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