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NameSpace/Library


 Name Spaces:
            These are the CLASS TYPE or Library command which helps to use sub commands for the specific class.
If you enter class file name/import library files, then it enables you to use their sub functions/commands in the activities.

Example: If you import “SYSTEM.DATA” library, then it allows you to use DataTable, DataView, DataColumn, DataRow and other classes that are available in it, without having to always type System.Data.DataTable





From above, you can find all listed commands in the Imports panel.
Adding New Command:
If you want to add new command to imports panel list, type some part of command and then select from dropdown list. It automatically added to the list

Removing Command:
Select a command, then Press DELETE button

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