After your document is generated, you can change SoDA commands within the document, and you can also change the source objects in the information source domain. When you make source changes, however, you must regenerate the corresponding portions of your document to keep the document and source information consistent.
If you change the names of source objects, and you have added additional information to the generated section, you must change the links that refer specifically to those objects. If you move objects, you must change all links that refer to those objects.
To edit a single link:
1. Place the insertion point anywhere in the section containing the link and choose Edit Link from the SoDA menu.
2. Examine the Edit Link dialog box listing the selected link and its possible sources. The list of sources is the result of re-evaluating the REPEAT command from which the selected link was created.
3. Choose the link you want to change and click OK.
The selected link is updated to reflect its new source.
If you have a document that uses files as sources, and you move those sources to another directory, SoDA would lose the connection between the sources and their generated sections. Thus, the next time you generate the document SoDA would delete all of those sections and you would lose any supplemental information that you added.
The Adjust Links dialog box lets you make global pathname changes to your links so that you do not have to change each link individually.
To change the path in many SoDA links:
1. Position your cursor anywhere in your document, and choose Adjust Links from the SoDA menu.
The Adjust Links dialog box will appear.
2. Enter the old path in the From field, enter the new path in the To field, and click OK.
3. When SoDA completes the task, you will see a report indicating which links were updated successfully, and which failed.