‘Available in all workbooks' option not showing in R51.0.4

[Sivaji]

Hi, I was importing a signal data from a CSV file and I wanted to make it global and not just limited this particular workbench. I was aware checking the ‘Available in all workbooks' option works, but I wasn't able to find that option anywhere in the R51.0.4 version (I have an admin access as well). Please let me know if I'm doing something wrong or if this feature not available in the current version? Is there any alternative to do this as well?

 

[Amanda Chng]

Hi Sivaji,

After uploading the csv you can select the item properties (highlighted in the picture below) under the data tab and change the scope to global accordingly. Once the scope has been changed to global it will inherit the access control list from the workbook.

[KantianKinetics]

Sorry for bringing back an old topic.  I have a similar issue, but I have about 1000 signals that I want to scope as global.  Is there a way to do this easily? 

The original datafile is a CSV, so the signals are a combination of files from Imported CSV and SEEQ Datalab.  

[Chris Harp]

1 hour ago, KantianKinetics said:

Sorry for bringing back an old topic.  I have a similar issue, but I have about 1000 signals that I want to scope as global.  Is there a way to do this easily? 

The original datafile is a CSV, so the signals are a combination of files from Imported CSV and SEEQ Datalab.  

You can make set of signals globally scoped using the SDK with the Items API using Data Lab using a spy.search to create a list of signal IDs. Here is an example script:

from seeq import spy, sdk

items_api = sdk.ItemsApi(spy.client)

search_results = spy.search({'Name': "CSV*"}, all_properties=True)
id_list = search_results['ID'].tolist()

for tag_id in id_list:
    items_api.set_scope(id=tag_id)