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We strongly advise to use the QKnowledgebaseVersion parameter as your starting point for external data for the following reasons:

1. The menu item Help>Show documentation of... is connected to this parameter;
2. QKnowledgebaseVersion by default has the @SHOWASFIRST attribute;

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1.1.6.b    Reference to QBinaryID

Instead of including a binary to a single frame, you can also make a database with binaries in the Dataset of the knowledge base and refer to this data (for further information see also Image Management ).

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This is particularly interesting when you want to use a binary more than once. Furthermore, when you have created a QBinaries object containing a QBackground parameter (in the above example "Company.gif"), Quaestor will automatically show this background picture when the QBinary of the QBinaryID case is empty (see "bin2" in the example above).

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In addition, you can give a reference description and connect a binary. This basically works the same as for relations, but information is provided in the third part of the Frame Viewer.

The reference text of the constraint is written in the third part of the Frame viewer (see the text "Constraint description" in the left side window). The binary can be included into the frame again and the link is provided by the @PICTURE attribute (see @PICTURE:Company.gif in the right side window).

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At the same time, all type of information is presented in the Explanation window at the left side of the Workbase (see Quaestor interface for more details).

The Explanation window presents all information on the selected parameter, relation, constraint or function, depending on user rights and settings of Quaestor (just play around to see what happens).

Because there might be an information overkill, you are able to customize what you see in the Explanation tab of the Options window.

This window provides all the options related to the presentation of information for:

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