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Figure 4-5. Start debugging 
The platform will prompt you to update the database configuration, confirm 
this process. 

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Figure 4-6. Updating the database configuration 
The platform then will analyze the changes that had been made in 
configuration objects and inform you that a new object is added, named 
Catalog.ContactTypes
. 
Figure 4-7. Restructuring data
Accept changes by clicking 
Accept
. This type of extensive system check 
might seem odd to you, but for large infobases that contain hundreds of 
configuration objects, it is necessary. 
After a short period, the platform will start in the 1C:Enterprise mode. You 
will see a blank main window of your application that will contain four 
sections, generated by 1C:Enterprise 8. These sections are quick menu, and 
previously added subsystems: 
Contacts
, 
Events
, and 
Finances
.
Figure 4-8. Subsystems in the 1C:Enterprise mode at first run 
The catalog that you have just created is included in the 
Contacts
subsystem. Thus, click 
Contacts
, and see the 
Contact types
link on the 
screen. 
After clicking this link, you will see a list of contact types, which is currently 
empty. 
To reduce the amount of manual data entry, this tutorial includes 
an import utility and the sample data needed to populate the catalog. This 

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utility is the data processor that will fill in the 
Contact types
catalog data 
without entering the data manually. 
The name of the data processor file is