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This page will explain how to set up Weave for the editing of standalone tables. It is a simple example and many more elements can be added by referring to the Editing User Guide's Non-Spatial Editing /wiki/spaces/cohga/pages/2583265318 pages.

Although the editing functions require an additional Weave license there are many advantages to using Weave for editing as well as an enquiry and reporting tool. User's will have the advantage of using a system with which they are familiar, rather than introducing a new, more complex application to them. 

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1. Add the Editor grid to your Weave client. 

   1. Add the following (Standalone Table Editor/wiki/spaces/cohga/pages/2605580565) to your client XML file and set the <location> depending on where you want the grid to appear in the Weave window:

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      language xml
      <view id="editor.panel.simplegrid"> <label>Lookups</label> <location>west</location> <type>table</type> </view>

2. Create a new XML file for non-spatial editing. It can be called anything, e.g. edittable.xml.

3. Update you config.xml file to include the newly created XML file so that it is read by Weave. 

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   <?include edittable.xml?>

4. In edittable.xml you need to put in details of the table you want to edit. You can either do this by basing it on the samples given in the Weave Administration Guide or use the Weave OSGi or Weave Admin Tool Console tool to help. There are a number of “editor” commands that you can use to check your edit setup. You can also generate an editor config for the table named using the editor conf command as shown below. 

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   osgi> editor conf <datasource> <table>

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