The Save Window in the COMSOL Multiphysics Reference Manual.
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Save new: The opened model has never before been saved to the database. A new model will be created in the database with an associated first version.
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Save version: The database contains previously saved versions of the opened model. A new version of an existing model will be saved to the database.
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Save version from draft: The opened model is a draft version. A new version of the regular model that the draft was originally created from will be saved to the database.
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Save new from draft: The opened model is a draft version, but the regular model that the draft was originally created from does not exist in the database. This may happen if you, or another user, permanently deletes the regular model in the database while the draft is open in the COMSOL Desktop, or if you decide to save the draft to another database. As for Save new, a new model will be created in the database with an associated first version.
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Write the title for the model version in the Title field.
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Write an optional save comment in the Comments field.
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Change the target branch for the save by clicking the Location link button and selecting another branch in The Select Location Dialog Box.
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Click the Save button () to save a new version of the model.
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Only changing the title of a model already saved in a database does not mean that you will create a new model. While providing a descriptive title helps you with later finding it in the database, it has no bearing on the database identity of the model.
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Latest version: The most recent version of the model being saved. The latest version depends on the target branch set in the Location field.
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Current version: The version that the current model in the COMSOL Desktop was opened from. Only shown for Save version if the current version is not the same as the latest version — see Save Conflicts.
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Current draft version: The version that the current draft in the COMSOL Desktop was opened from. Only shown for Save new from draft.
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Use the Description field for information that should carry over between different versions of the model. Use the Comments field for information that only applies to the specific model version being saved.
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See Tagging Models and Files to learn how tags may help you in organizing your models and data files in a Model Manager database.
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Click the Add Tag button () to find an existing tag to assign to the model. Write the title of the tag in the text field to filter the popup list of available tags. The matching tags are shown with their title followed by the titles of their parent tags, if any, within parentheses. Either double-click a tag in the list or select a tag and press Enter to assign it to the model.
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Select the tags that the new tag itself should be assigned — in other words, its parent tags — in the tag tree on the Parent tags tab. You can filter the tree of available parent tags by writing a tag title in the text field above the tree.
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Write an optional save comment for the created tag in the Comments field.
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Click OK to create the tag in the database.
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Unlike the other tag operations in the Tags section, the new tag is immediately saved to the database when you click OK in the New Tag dialog box. The assignment of the new tag to the model is, however, first saved when the model is saved.
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The Save column — a check box that, if selected, specifies that a new version of the data file should be saved when the model is saved.
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The Title column — the title of the data file. You can change the title by editing directly in the table cell.
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An icon column — shows an information icon when a previous version of the data file is not already present in the target branch, or a warning icon if there are version conflicts for the data file. The icon’s tooltip gives further details.
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