TSTool

• Title: TSTool
• Decision Support - Doc Type: Software Documentation
• Date: 10/5/2004
• DSS: Colorado River
• Basin: Colorado Mainstem
• Contract/PO #: C153658, C153727, C153752
• Bill Number: SB92-87, HB93-1273, SB94-029, HB95-1155, SB96-153, HB97-008
• Prepared By: Riverside Technology inc.

TSTooI Documentation Getting Started
The File...Properties...HydroBase menu item displays HydroBase properties, including the database
that is being used, database version, and the water districts that are in the database being queried. The
water districts are determined from the structure table in HydroBase. The information that is shown is
consistent with that shown by other State of Colorado tools and is useful for troubleshooting.
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oBase Database Host= hbserver
DBC Data Source Name= HpdroBase {internallp defined}
at abase design version appears to be. 2004070120040701
The database used by TSTaol appears to include the following water
districts, based on the structure information in the database
{transbasin structures are not reflected in the list}:
1 - South Platte= Greelep to Balzac
2 - South Platte= Denver Gage to Greelep
3 - Cache La Poudre River
4 - Big Thompson River
5 - St. Vrain Creek
6 - Boulder Creek
7 - Clear Creek
8 - South Platte Chessman to Denver Gage
9 - Bear Creek
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HydroBase Properties Dialog
The File...Properties...RiversideDB menu item displays RiversideDB properties, if a RiversideDB
connection is in place.
3.4.5 Set Working Directory
The File...Set Working Directory menu item displays a file chooser dialog that allows you to select the
working directory. The working directory, when set properly, can greatly simplify commands files
because relative file paths can be used for input and output. The working directory is normally set in one
of the following ways, with the current setting being defined by the most recent item that has occurred:
1. the startup directory for the TSTooI program,
2. the directory where a commands file was opened,
3. the directory where a commands file was saved,
4. the directory specified by a setworkingDir O command,
5. the directory specified by File...Set Working Directory.
The menu item is provided to allow the working directory to be set before a commands file has been
saved (or opened) and it typically eliminates the need for setworkingDir () commands in commands
files.
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