Tip #55Kinesense LE

How to move tag objects between databases

Export the objects you created in Tags to a CSV file and import them into another database.

Patricia McCabeSoftware Engineer

Ever look at all the fancy objects you’ve created in tags and wish you could use them in one of your other databases? No? Well this is awkward… I’m going to tell you how to do it anyway just in case you ever get stuck for conversation topics at your next work party.

Export Tag Objects

The Objects tab actions with the Export Tag Objects button highlighted.

The first thing you’ll need to do is export out your tag objects. In the tags tab select the objects tab and look at your Actions on the right hand side. There you’ll see a button called Export Tag Objects.

A folder browser for choosing where to save the exported tag objects.

Selecting this will bring up a folder selection dialog. Select the folder you want to save the objects into and click OK.

The exported Kinesense-TagObject-Export folders in Windows File Explorer.

The objects will then be saved into a new folder called “Kinesense-TagObject-Export” followed by a series of numbers.

Import Tag Objects

The Objects tab actions with the Import Tag Objects button highlighted.

To import your objects into a new database, go to objects tab in tags and this time select Import Tag Objects.

The file picker with the KinesenseTagObjectExport.csv file selected.

Here you’ll be asked to open up a csv file. You’ll find that in the new folder that was just created and it’ll be called KinesenseTagObjectExport.csv. Click open and the objects will appear in your tab.

An arrow pointing to the refresh button at the bottom left of the objects list.

If they don’t you might need to click the refresh at the bottom left corner.

Now you can be the belle at all the work balls with your riveting object import conversation starter.

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