Studio Environment Editor Model Variables Tab

Use the Model Variables tab to review and override cartridge-specific model variables defined for all of the cartridges in the workspace.

Column	Use
Model Variables area	Displays the name of the variable and environment-specific values, if defined in the Override field. Design Studio displays all model variables that are defined in the workspace. The values in this table are read-only. You can change the default value defined for a variable by selecting the Override option and entering a new environment-specific value.
Environment Model Variable Details area	Displays the name and value of the selected variable in the Model Variables area. Do any of the following: Select Sensitive to indicate that the variable has been secured in the "Project Editor Model Variables Tab". When this option is selected, the default value defined for the cartridge model variable is obfuscated in the user interface and in memory. If multiple cartridges define a variable with the same name, the Environment editor secures the default value if any of the variables have been configured as sensitive. Note: Default values that are defined as sensitive are not displayed when you disable the option. To retain the original value, you can reselect the option prior to entering a new default value. Select Override to define a variable value with an environment-specific value. Select Inherit to use the default value defined for the variable.

Column

Use

Model Variables area

Displays the name of the variable and environment-specific values, if defined in the Override field.

Design Studio displays all model variables that are defined in the workspace. The values in this table are read-only. You can change the default value defined for a variable by selecting the Override option and entering a new environment-specific value.

Environment Model Variable Details area

Displays the name and value of the selected variable in the Model Variables area. Do any of the following:

Select Sensitive to indicate that the variable has been secured in the "Project Editor Model Variables Tab". When this option is selected, the default value defined for the cartridge model variable is obfuscated in the user interface and in memory.

If multiple cartridges define a variable with the same name, the Environment editor secures the default value if any of the variables have been configured as sensitive.

Note: Default values that are defined as sensitive are not displayed when you disable the option. To retain the original value, you can reselect the option prior to entering a new default value.
Select Override to define a variable value with an environment-specific value.
Select Inherit to use the default value defined for the variable.