Modifying the data in a workset

You can modify data within a workset, which initially loads with the static data. The changes like adding or deleting elements are immediately visible. However, the changes like property edits, edits made to variant condition, or authoring occurrence effectivity require replaying the workset or the structure within the workset to fully take effect.

After you open a workset, it is always loaded with static data. You can modify the data in a workset, for example, you can add a structure element, remove an element, and edit the properties of an element. When you do this, you must replay the workset or a structure within the workset for the changes to take effect.

When you insert an element in a structure within a workset, the element is immediately displayed in the tree structure. However, when you reopen the workset or refresh the browser page, the element is not displayed. Now, when you replay the workset or a structure within the workset, the element might be displayed in the tree structure based on the applied filter criteria.

When you delete an element from a structure within a workset, the element is removed from the tree structure.

When you edit the properties of an element or edit a variant condition or author occurrence effectivity, the updates are immediately done. However, to display the changes, you must replay the workset or the structure within the workset. Now, when you reopen the workset or refresh the browser page, the updates are maintained even though the changed property does not satisfy the filtering or configuration criteria.