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The attributes of all process, product and resource objects may be viewed and edited
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Click the Open Extended Property Panel command
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Select the desired product, process or resource:
The Extended Properties dialog box is displayed:
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The Relation button allows you to edit the user attribute on the relationship object between a process and a
product or resource. This is useful when it must be specified that a product is re-installed on the assembly line,
and is accomplished by specifying the proper inventory source value to the user attribute on the relation object
between the product and the process that re-installs the product.
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Click the Open Extended Property Panel command
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When prompted to select an object, click on the object of interest in
the PPR tree. The Extended Property Panel is displayed for the selected object:
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Click the Relation command
in the Extended Property Panel
dialog box. The Extended Property Panel is withdrawn.
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Click on the related object of interest in the PPR tree.
When a valid
selection is made, the Extended Property Panel is displayed again, and now includes the Relation-Effectivity tab:
Note that if more than one relation object exists
between the selected related objects, the following Select
Relation dialog is displayed before the Extended Property Panel is
displayed:
In the Relationship Name column, the name of each relation
that exists between the selected objects is displayed. The Linked Entity column
displays the details of the object related with that
relation. Select the desired relation to edit and click OK to display
the Extended Property Panel. The Relation-Effectivity tab is updated
with the attributes of the relation selected from this dialog box.
When OK, Cancel, or the Close Window command are selected in the
Extended Property Panel, the Extended Property Panel becomes hidden
again and the Select Relation dialog is displayed so that other
relations can be accessed and edited. The Cancel and Close Window
buttons exit the Open Extended Property Panel command executed in Step
1.
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Edit the attributes shown in the Relation-Effectivity tab page as desired and click OK to close
the Extended Property Panel. (Note that changes made in the Extended Property Panel are not saved to the
Manufacturing Hub until a File > Save to Manufacturing Hub has been executed.)
Note that the visibility of the Relation-Effectivity tab is defined in the "relationship" class in
Process Engineer, and must be enabled in the editor and browser. Additionally, user attributes must be created for
all of the relations in Process Engineer to be displayed by the Relation-Effectivity tab. |
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Notes
- Attributes modified via the Extended Propertied Panel are not saved to the Manufacturing Hub until the
session is saved via File > Save to Manufacturing Hub.
- New activities and resources inserted into a Manufacturing Hub document in DPM must be saved into the database via the
File > Save command before the Extended Properties Panel can be used on those objects.
- When an attribute that is mapped to a V5 attribute is changed in the Extended Properties Panel, the V5
attribute will be updated when the OK or Apply button executed.
- If a unit of measure is not specified when an attribute is modified via the Extended Properties Panel, the
unit currently specified in the Tools > Options > General > Parameters and Measure > Units
settings will be used for appropriate Conversions.
- The notes attribute editor in Process Engineer must be of type Multi line (not RTF).
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The following control types are not supported: Browser List, Select and Open File,
File Viewer, Process Filter, Product Filter, Resource Filter, Effectivity Filter, Label Filter, Line Filter,
EffectivityFilterEndDate, ExtendedEffectivityFilter, and Script Editor. Any attribute with the above control
types is not displayed in the Extended Property Panel (EPP).
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The Load user attributes for products
and resources Manufacturing Hub option (accessible via
Tools >
Options > Digital Process for Manufacturing > Manufacturing Hub) does not affect the behavior of the Open Extended
Property Panel command. User attributes for loaded products and
resources are always displayed in the Extended Property Panel.
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