There is a subtle distinction between a model and all the versions of the model in a database. You set Access Control on the models themselves, while you open, save, search, and organize versions of the models. The same remark applies to any of the Items in a Model Manager database.
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Model (), which is the standard type obtained, for example, when creating a new model from the Model Builder.
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Application (), which is a model that also has an application UI as defined in the Application Builder.
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Physics (), which is the type obtained when saving from the Physics Builder.
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Regular (represented by one of the icons for Item Types)
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Draft ()
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The draft is automatically set with a Private permission template when you create a new draft in a server database accessed via a Model Manager server — see Predefined Permission Templates. Only you, as its owner, will be able to open or save the draft, although other users may still see it in search results.
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Saved. The time when the model version was saved.
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Saved by. The display name of the user that saved the model version.
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Saved in. The COMSOL Multiphysics version that the model version was saved in.
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Title. The title of the model in the saved version.
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Filename. The filename used by the model version if exporting it to the file system.
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Update from. An optional field in which the path to a file on the file system can be specified to save a new version of the model from that file.
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Click the Browse button.
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Select a file on the file system and click the Open button.
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Click the Save button ().
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Description. The description of the model in the saved version.
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You can find models in the database by searching on the node properties and settings shown in the Details dialog box for a model tree node. See Content Filters and The Model Manager Search Syntax.
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