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Your first review

Use the separate test project to find two broken references and preview the impact of a removed row.

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Before you start

Install and enable RowTether, then open Tools → RowTether. This walkthrough uses the separate RowTether test project. The commercial plugin contains no sample DataTables or Content folder; for your own project, follow Reviewing your tables instead.

Choose the example tables

  1. Open the separate test project and locate Content/RowTetherExample in the Content Browser.
  2. Select both Targets and Consumers, then click Use selected DataTables in the RowTether panel.
  3. Expand Rules, open References and game rules, and load the test project’s Fixtures/BundledHandles.json profile. This profile marks empty example handles as optional. Loading or applying a profile starts a review automatically; wait for its status before interpreting the results.

Run the review

Click Review tables. Check the status and coverage before inspecting the findings.

Expected result

Two current errors: one handle points to a missing row, and another has no destination table. Optional empty handles do not generate errors.

Double-click a finding to open its source DataTable. Use the reported row and property to locate the reference.

Preview a removed row

  1. Select the Targets DataTable in the candidate-destination selector; its object path is /Game/RowTetherExample/Targets.Targets.
  2. Choose the test project’s Fixtures/Candidate.csv. Once both inputs are selected, the comparison starts automatically.
Expected result

The same two errors, plus two removal warnings for consumers C1 and C2. Both use T1, which is absent from the candidate CSV.

The candidate is compared without importing it. The original tables keep their rows.

Try the clean example

Select Targets and ConsumersValid, click Use selected DataTables, then load the test project’s Fixtures/BundledValid.json. Clear the candidate destination and run again. This selection should produce no current relationship errors.