Undoing Customizations

You can undo any customizations you make using the Restore feature in the EDI to XML editor. When you undo a customization, the modified definition reverts to its EDI standard, effectively removing it from the SEF file for your EDI to XML conversion.


Tip		You can use Undo to undo changes incrementally, backing out changes one at a time. See Using Undo for more information.

To undo a change to an EDI standard definition:

1. In the EDI Structure tree, select the modified EDI standard definition whose change you want to undo.


Tip		Modified definitions are displayed in bold text. Use the Show Full Dialect Specification button ( ) to toggle the display of modified standards in the EDI Structure tree.

2. Right-click the modified definition and select Restore Definition from the short cut menu.

Alternative: Select EDI > Restore Definition from the Stylus Studio menu.

The modified definition reverts to its EDI standard; it is removed from the SEF file for your EDI to XML conversion and no longer appears in bold text in the EDI Structure tree.

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