Option Description Clause Samples
The Option Description clause defines the specific terms and details of an option available within a contract, such as the right to purchase additional goods, extend a service, or exercise a particular contractual right. This clause typically outlines what the option entails, the conditions under which it can be exercised, and any relevant timeframes or procedures. By clearly specifying the scope and mechanics of the option, this clause ensures both parties understand their rights and obligations, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes regarding the exercise of contractual options.
Option Description. Range Type - Fixed Range Type - Custom
Option Description. Database Create data source using existing connections in Navicat Cloud or On-Prem Server, or create a new connection in the workspace. For more information about connection settings, see Connect to Database Server. File/ODBC Import data to the workspace, or link the data source to the data in a supported external file or ODBC source. For more information about import steps, see Import Data from File/ODBC. Recent Connections Choose the connections used in other existing data sources in the workspace.
Option Description. Highlight All Highlight all matches in the editor. Incremental Search Find matched text for the search string as each character is typed. Match Case Enable case sensitive search. Regular Expression Search regular expressions. Whole Word Return the objects that match the entire word of the search string. Click the Replace All button to replace all occurrences automatically. There are some additional options for Find and Replace, click : Navicat BI has the ability to zoom in or zoom out the SQL in the editor. Keyboard shortcuts are: Zoom In: [CTRL+=] Zoom Out: [CTRL+-] Reset: [CTRL+0] RDBMS - Query Builder Navicat BI provides a useful tool called Query Builder for building queries visually. It allows you to create and edit queries without knowledge of SQL. Even if you are familiar with SQL, the convenient and fluent graphical interface makes it easier to create relations and visualize the query. In the New Query window, click the Query Builder button to open the visual Query Builder. All database objects are displayed on the left Object pane. Whereas on the middle pane, it is divided into two portions: the upper Diagram pane, and the lower Criteria pane. When building the query, you can view the auto-generated query on the right SQL pane. The first step is to decide which tables and views you need to add to the query. To add tables and views to the query, use one of the following methods: • Drag them from the Object pane to the Diagram pane. • Double-click them on the Object pane. You can set aliases for tables, views and subqueries by double-clicking the object title on the Diagram pane and entering the name to use as an alias for the object name. After you have added objects to the diagram, you can use the FROM tab to adjust the query to your needs. • To change the object, click the object and select an identifier. • To add the table alias, click <Alias>. You can right-click an object on the Diagram pane and select Remove, or simply press DELETE key to remove the selected object from the query. When you remove an object, Query Builder automatically removes joins that involve that object. To include fields in the query, use one of the following methods: • Check the left checkbox of a field name you want to add to the query on the Diagram pane. • To include all the fields for an object, check the * checkbox on the Diagram pane. • To add all fields for all objects, click on the SELECT tab and select All fields(*). The selected fields display on the SELECT tab...
Option Description. On-Prem Server Name Enter the name to describe your On-Prem Server. Host The host name or IP address of your On-Prem Server. Port The port number of your On-Prem Server. Verify Server Certificate Enable this option to verify the server certificates. Enable Push Synchronization Navicat receives a silent push notification whenever its files stored in your On-Prem Server changes.
Option Description. Highlight All Highlight all matches in the editor. Incremental Search Find matched text for the search string as each character is typed. Match Case Enable case sensitive search. Regular Expression Search regular expressions. Whole Word Return the objects that match the entire word of the search string. Click the Replace All button to replace all occurrences automatically. There are some additional options for Find and Replace, click : Navicat BI has the ability to zoom in or zoom out the script in the editor. Keyboard shortcuts are: Zoom In: [CTRL+=] Zoom Out: [CTRL+-] Reset: [CTRL+0] MongoDB - Find Builder Navicat BI provides Find Builder for building queries visually to select documents in a collection or view. It allows you to create and edit queries without knowledge of the find command. In the New Query window, click the Find Builder button to open the visual Find Builder. Select the name of the collection or view to query from the Collection/View drop-down list.
Option Description. Design Foreign Key Edit the foreign key in a table designer. The options in the designer depend on the diagram database type you are chosen. Go to Go to and select the connected table/collection. Reroute Connectors Reroute the connector to the closest points between two connected objects. Copy Copy the foreign key from the diagram to the clipboard. Paste Paste the content from the clipboard into the diagram. Save as Image Save the foreign key as a PNG file. Select All Connected Objects Select all objects in the diagram that are connected by the foreign key. Select All Relations Select all foreign keys in the diagram. Delete from Diagram and Model Delete a foreign key from both diagram and model. Color Change the color of the foreign key. Group / Ungroup Group or ungroup the foreign key and other objects in the diagram. Lock / Unlock Lock or unlock the foreign key in the diagram. Once you have selected the foreign key, you can customize the foreign key by changing its properties: Name Enter the name of the foreign key. Position Customize the position of the line. Offset Customize offset values for the start and end of the line. Show name Display the name of the foreign key. Font Set the font style of the name. Bold Apply a bold style to the name. Italic Apply an italic style to the name. Color Set the color of the line. Line Width Choose the thickness of the line. Cardinality Specify the relationship cardinality of the table/collection. Visible Show the connector. Group / Ungroup Group or ungroup the foreign key and other objects in the diagram. Lock / Unlock Lock or unlock the foreign key in the diagram. Add Views 1. Click the button from the toolbar.
Option Description. Enable Row Movement Allow the database to move a row, thus changing the rowid. Disable Row Movement Prevent the database from moving a row, thus preventing a change of rowid. Shrink Space Compact the materialized view log segments. Compile Recompile the package specification and body. Compile for Debug Recompile the package specification and body. Instruct the PL/SQL compiler to generate and store the code for use by the debugger.
Option Description. Analyze Database Collect statistics about the database. Vacuum Database Rebuild the database file. It only works on the main database. Reindex Database Delete and recreate all indexes within the database.
Option Description. Allow Users can connect to the database. Disallow No users can connect to the database. Analyze Database Collect statistics about the database. Vacuum Database Garbage-collect and optionally analyze the database. Reindex Database Recreate all indexes within the database.
Option Description. All Objects Show all objects in the source and target. Objects with Difference Show all objects that are different in the source and target. Objects To Be Added Only show the objects that do not exist in the target. Objects To Be Updated Only show the objects that exist in both source and target, but they have different structures. Objects To Be Deleted Only show the objects that do not exist in the source. When you selected an object in the tree view, the DDL Comparison tab shows the DDL statements/scripts of that object in the source and the target, and the Reference Script tab shows the detailed statements/scripts of the object that will be executed in the target database. Click the Apply Changes button to apply changes to the selected objects. Model Conversion Navicat Data Modeler allows you to convert your models from one database type to another database type and also from one model type to another model type, e.g. MariaDB 10.0 physical model to PostgreSQL 9.0 physical model, Oracle 10g physical model to a logical model, a conceptual model to MySQL 5.0 physical model.