The Class page has (Re)build Process and (Re)create Template utility links (1). These utilities operate and mean the same as on the System page, except that on the Class page they only refer to the Class currently on display.

Because the (Re)build Process and (Re)create Template utility links on the Class page only operate on the single Class currently on display, they run much more quickly from the Class page than from the System page. You should consider using these functions from the Class page instead of the System page, if you only have a small number of Processes or Templates to rebuild or recreate.

The Class page also contains Derive (2) and Kick (3) utilities. The Derive utility can be used to derive the structure of an existing table or Class, and the Kick utility can be used to recalculate all data contained within a Class. The Derive function is normally used when connecting to existing tables, and the Kick function is normally used when the derivations on a Class have been changed, and you want to update all data in the Class to use the new derivations.