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5.6.5.2.2. Tabbed page "General" - Examples

Example 1

Datasets where the function Preferred rows on/off is not enabled.

--> All datasets that have an ERP number will be shown.

Datasets where the function Preferred rows on/off is enabled.

Preference items (from PARTadmin):

((ERP_PDM_NUMBER.NE.'') .AND.(LOC1.NE.''))

All datasets are displayed which contain an ERP number as well as an entry in the column "LOC1" = "Berlin".

The preferred rows on/off function is activated with the corresponding button.

The red buttons of the status light (see 1st fig.) show up due to the specific Export condition.

((ERP_PDM_NUMBER.NE.'') .AND. (LOC1.NE.''))

ERP_PDM_NUMBER“ must not be „Emptyand the „NEWYORK“ column must not be empty. For some datasets in the figure above, only one of the two conditions applies. Therefore the status light is set to red for all three datasets.

Example 2

Following entry under Display condition for parts selection:

PRJ_PATH LIKE 'festo/%' OR PRJ_PATH LIKE 'phd/%'

If in this case the function Preferred rows on/off is enabled, then, in the index tree, only the directories "FESTO" and "PHD" are shown in green, even if other directories have also links to the LinkDB.

[Note] Note

The standard behavior is that all directories that have at least one part connected to the LinkDB are displayed in green.

Display conditions for part selection not used

Display conditions for part selection not used

Display conditions for part selection used

Display conditions for part selection used

You can also limit the path through sub-directories.

PRJ_PATH LIKE 'festo/parts/a/advu/%'

Even though at least one part with an ERP_PDM_NUMBER is found in the „AEVC“ directory, it is still shown in red color, since it is outside the path of conditions.

[Note] Note

The Display condition for parts selection only matches if parts with numbers are found in the various directories!

[Note] Note

Detailed information for the application of constants, Fortran syntax and logic operators is found under Section 7.1, “Constants, Functions, Operators, mathematical expressions ”.