diff --git a/content/feed/fsedit-paging/example.png b/content/feed/fsedit-paging/example.png new file mode 100644 index 0000000..5e4fc96 Binary files /dev/null and b/content/feed/fsedit-paging/example.png differ diff --git a/content/feed/fsedit-paging/index.md b/content/feed/fsedit-paging/index.md index be3ad93..9b3bcb3 100644 --- a/content/feed/fsedit-paging/index.md +++ b/content/feed/fsedit-paging/index.md @@ -6,16 +6,19 @@ author: 'Data Controller' authorLink: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/data_controller tags: - Announcements +previewImg: './example.png' --- # FSEDIT-Style Paging in the Edit Record Form -Anyone who has worked with SAS for a while will remember `PROC FSEDIT` - the full-screen editor that let you step through a dataset one observation at a time, seeing every variable for a single record laid out on screen. It was a simple, focused way to review and amend data without getting lost in a wide grid. +Anyone who has worked with SAS for a while will remember `PROC FSEDIT`. Part of the SAS/FSP (Full-Screen Product) family alongside `PROC FSVIEW` and `PROC FSBROWSE`, it was for years the standard way to edit a dataset interactively: one observation per screen, typing directly over values that committed straight to the table. That focused, one-record-at-a-time view was a simple way to amend data without getting lost in a wide grid - though edits landed immediately, with no staging or approval step in between. Data Controller's **Edit Record** dialog brings that experience into the browser. Instead of scanning across dozens of columns in the grid, you open a single row as a form - every field labelled and stacked vertically, with dropdowns, validations and formatting applied just as they are in the main editor. -Now you can **page through your records** without leaving the form. Previous and Next arrows move you one record at a time, and a **Current row** indicator shows exactly where you are in the extract. It's the fastest way to work through a set of rows methodically - reviewing, correcting and moving on - especially for wide tables where horizontal scrolling in the grid slows you down. +You can **page through your records** without leaving the form. Previous and Next arrows move you one record at a time, and a **Current row** indicator shows exactly where you are in the extract. It's the fastest way to work through a set of rows methodically - reviewing, correcting and moving on - especially for wide tables where horizontal scrolling in the grid slows you down. + + As always, everything flows through the standard Data Controller workflow: your changes are staged, validated and sent for approval before they reach the target table, with a full audit trail retained. -Administrators who prefer to keep the grid-only experience can still disable the dialog with the [`DC_RESTRICT_EDITRECORD`](https://docs.datacontroller.io/dcc-options/#dc_restrict_editrecord) option. +Administrators who prefer to keep the grid-only experience can disable the dialog with the [`DC_RESTRICT_EDITRECORD`](https://docs.datacontroller.io/dcc-options/#dc_restrict_editrecord) option.