The Data Explorer simplifies creating and working with data types and their corresponding data pages in your application.
The Explorers panel is on the left side of the Designer Studio. Click the Data icon to display the Data Explorer.
By default, the Data Explorer shows all data types for your current application. Click a data type to view the properties defined for this data type in a new tab.
To view other records defined for this data type, clicking the down arrow next to "Property" and select a different record type. To view inherited records as well check the "include inherited" check box.
A down arrow appears to the right of each listed data type when you hover over it. Click the arrow to display a menu of options. The options let you do the following in relation to the selected data object type:
If there are data pages associated with a data type, you can expand the data type listing to see them. Click a data page listing to display the data page in the right panel. To edit a data page, see About Data Pages.
Some clipboard pages are created as undefined pages: not as instances of a data page, but directly by an activity or another process. For each data type in your application that has undefined pages associated with it, a link appears: click the link to review the pages.
Note: To enhance maintainability, consider converting undefined pages into instances of data pages.
Select the Show Case Types check box to display case types in your application.
Select this option from the top level menu to display all of the test cases associated with the application. The View all test cases menu item opens the data page test case landing page.
You can create a test case from the data explorer. Click the 
icon next to a data type to expand the data type and view the data pages of that type. Nest to the data page you want to create a test case for, click the icon and select Add new test from the drop-down menu. The run data page dialog opens and you can create a data page test as you normally would.
To create new data object types and data pages, click the Create option on the menu bar and select what you want to create.
Data Type
When you select "Add/remove data types", a process appears that lets you quickly add data types to the current application from another application, create a new data type for the application, or remove one you have previously added. See Add/Remove data types.
Data Page
When you select "Create new data page", a form appears that lets you create a new data page. See Data Page rules - Completing the Create or Save As form.
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