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4.24.5.6.2. Examples

Example 1:

If there is no explicit intervention at the Standard name tab page, then the name is automatically created with the NB (Standard name).

The entry NB=$NB would be appropriate.

Example 2: A condition is used.

If there is no ERP number available then the NB (Standard name) is created by default. Otherwise the ERP number is used.

Through the ERP_PDM_NUMBER uniqueness is ensured. The standard name provides a meaningful part in the file name.

Example: Standard name in PARTadmin

Example: Standard name in PARTadmin

Example: Standard name in PARTlinkManager

Example: Standard name in PARTlinkManager

IF ('$ERP_PDM_NUMBER.'.EQ.'')THEN
NB = '$NB.'
ELSE
NB = '$ERP_PDM_NUMBER._$NB'
ENDIF

Example 3: The project version is suffixed to the Standard name.

Example 4:

If there are different strength, surfaces, etc. available for parts which are identic regarding their geometry then this can be considered in the naming rule.

e.g.: Creation of the file name by NB plus material.

NB=(’$NB._$MAT_NAME.’)

Example 5:

NB=’$NB.-$CURRENT_DATE.’

[Note] Note

Names assembled in this way can quickly call up an exceeding number of maximally allowed symbols.

Example 6:

Creation of the file name by the ERP_PDM_NUMBER.

NB = '$ERP_PDM_NUMBER.'

Example 7:

Combination of ERP_PDM_NUMBER and "SHORTNB"

NB=(’$ERP_PDM_NUMBER._$SHORTNB.’)

Example 8:

IF ('$ERP_PDM_NUMBER.'.EQ.'')THEN

NB = '$NB.'

ELSE

NB = '$ERP_PDM_NUMBER._$NB'

ENDIF

Meaning: In case an ERP_PDM_NUMBER exists, the standard NB is used, otherwise the ERP_PDM_NUMBER + NB.