data source type appears only if you have previously created a named data source for the document.
Link to an Existing Named Data Source |
The Link to an Existing Named Data Source data source type appears only if you have previously created a named data source for the document.
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Named data sources allow you to attach a single data source, such as a database field, to multiple objects. Any changes you make to the named data source here will result in the changes being made to all other objects in the document where the named data source is used. For more information about named data sources, see Creating Named Data Sources. |
When you link to an existing named data source in the Change Data Source Type wizard (refer to Data Source tab), the data source type is set to that of the named data source that you select. Subsequently, the options available on the Data Source tab will be those associated with the named data source.
Embedded Data • Clock • Database Field • External File • Object Value • Print Job Field • Global Data Field • Visual Basic Script • Printer Code Template Field • Selecting a Data Source
