Template:— representing_assembly_structure (rep_assy) | Date: 2008/03/03 06:04:43 Revision: 1.15 |
Comment: (Peter Bergström 2007-04-16)
It should not be, and this has been corrected now.
Comment: (Peter Bergström 2007-05-17)
As I interpret the PDM schema usage guide 4.1.4, it says that Promissory_usage may be used for Preliminary BOMs in early design phases. Promissory_usage should be used when you don't yet know the exact relation between Parts in an assembly, but you know one is part of the other. But section 4.1 also talks about explicit BOMs, so I think this is not an error. In fact, I believe most BOM structures in industry are very explicit in their structures and really talkes about the direct relationship as a next assembly, and they should noy use Promissory_usage, but Next_assembly_usage.
Comment: (Peter Bergström 2007-05-17)
I don't see the obvious replacement to using the quantity attribute, what did you have in mind?
When it comes to using the asg_location instead of location indicator, I'm not sure asg_location can actually serve the full purpose of the attribute. The location_indicator is primarily used as an indicator of an occurrence of a Part, not a physical location. The capability Representing_location says in the business overview that "This Capability should not be used to describe location within product geometry." I don't fully know what is meant by that statement, or if it applies to location_indicator in general, but for certain types of occurences of Parts it would be a location within the product geometry.
Comment: (Rob Bodington 07-10-18)
Following discussions, it is agreed that we use quantity and strings for location
Comment: (Peter Bergström 2007-06-11)
Replaced the use of template representing_count with representing_quantity, with default values set for "1 count" (i.e. one piece). In this way it is easy to use the same template regardless of quantity (and location).
Comment: (Rob Bodington 07-07-06)
Updated
Comment: (Rob Bodington 07-07-06)
Updated
Comment: (Rob Bodington 07-07-06)
Updated
Comment: (Trisha Rollo 18-10-07)
location indicator changed
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Fixed
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Reworded.
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Previously fixed
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Previously fixed
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Fixed
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
The representing quantity template usage is not optional, even though the Express parameter may be. This is purely a consistency of application matter. Optional templates are normally applied in the characterization section.
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Fixed
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Fixed. Aslo added the ABS - although it is only for one of the supertypes (not View_definition_usage).
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Fixed.
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Fixed.
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Fixed.
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Not a template issue.
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Fixed.
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
The representing quantity template is always used, therefore not dashed. However, a quantity value need not be provided. In this case a default value of 1 is always used instead. To represent the default value the rep_cquantity template is used.
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
It is not currently possible to construct rule constraints within the template paradigm, although this would be useful (for the purpose you mention). Identification assignments can be made to the promissory usage entity to unquely identify them if required. The instances maybe reffered to through a referencing template.
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Fixed.
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Terminolgy updated. Notes added and deprecated concepts removed,
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
The characterizations only describe what may be provided in addition to the template defined. A business template may choose to make these more explcit. Referencing templates may also be developed to identify an instance of the main concept. However, there is no global rule facility within the templates to filter instances based upon certain characterizations. A specialized reference template may provide for this.
Comment: (Tim Turner 2008-03-01)
Fixed.