Topic:
What does Option #58: Fix duplicate interpretation brick maps do?

Description:
This option repairs:

  -interpretation which has been assigned to multiple storate locations.
   When this happens, a user sees portions of the interpretation repeated.

This function works by removing all references to the affected interpretation.
NOTE: The affected interpretation must then be re-interpreted.  
A report is generated that lists the pointers (bricks) deleted and is written 
to the Default GeoFrame project directory.        

Solution:
PROCEDURE:
1.) Option #1 - Initialize access to data area
   - Enter the project name and password
   - Select Exploration as Data Area Type

2.) Option #58 - Correct duplicate interpretation brick maps.
   - Select a survey(s). 
        A table is presented with the listing:
               Survey Name
               Number of bad bricks
               Block ID, blocktype, and cause (Duplicate block_id) of the 
               storage area being flagged as "bad". 
   - Select 1 of 3 options:
        0. Delete the above bad bricks and save the information.
               If '0' is selected, the two sets of interpretation pointing to
               the same brick are deleted, and the table is save to disk.
        1. Save the above bad brick information only.
               If '1' is selected, the table is saved as a report to disk, but
               the interpretation is not deleted.  The problem is not fixed.
       
   - Enter a name/directory to save the Report to.

3.) Option #2 - Terminate access to the data area

4.) Option #99 - Exit IESX_Utilities





Last Modified on: 16-SEP-99