Reference an Engineering Parts xClass xProperty as Engineering Master Data
My client uses the Part Itemtype in 2 contexts Engineering and Manufacturing. The requirement is that all xClass-xProperty data is populated and maintained on the Engineering Part and the xClass-xProperty data on the Manufacturing Part is rendered using the Engineering Parts Id. The Engineering Part that will be used for the reference will be the Latest Released Generation. The illustration demonstrates the relationship between the Engineer Part and its Manufacturing Parts. What I do know is that all the xProperty Data is store in the table set [xp.XpropertyValues#] as shown below. All xProperties can be acquired using the ID of the Engineering Part (I have a SQL query that can do this for reporting for a BOM structure). I have modeled the js/ts methods but I can't figure out how to apply them in this use case. What I can't figure out is: 1) What are the options for rendering the xClass-xProperty container on the Part Manufacturing Form 2) How to populate that container using the ID from the latest Released Engineering Part Any help/ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Scott12Views0likes0CommentsxClassification Insufficient permissions
I have created xClasssifications with set of xProperties and linked them to Part ItemType. When I tried to added xClassifications it give's an error as below " You have insufficient permissions to perform 'classify' operation for item id '29F57869D3E348FA92AB855F6A029EFE' by xClass id 'F1D35D96534B47BAB447134E6C309CC5'. "56Views0likes1CommentHow to use explicit xProperties in ItemType?
Hi community, is any familiar with using explicit xProperties in ItemTypes? Inside of a ItemType there is a relationships "xProperties". When can add custom xProperties there. These new properties will be automatically linked in the grid so user can enable/disable them by themselves. This is works very well and would be exactly the behavior I am looking for my current use case. But I struggle to "use" these direct xProperties. I cannot add the fields to a Form. I right now have no idea how users can add values to these new properties. Does any knows how to use these properties? Best regards and thanks for any hint! Angela120Views0likes3CommentsDisplaying In-Line Units for xClass xProperties
Migrating from another system, they have a lot of properties that also include units. Like this: How can I modify the Extended Classification display to show units in line like this? My plan so far is to build out ItemTypes for each type of measurement (Length, Temperature, etc) similar to the default 'Measurement Units', including a conversion value to whatever base unit is decided. (Anyone know why there is a 'viewer' on this itemtype?) So then I could build xProperties linked to the ItemType for that type of unit, and add it to the xClass which would put the UoM as another line in the xProperties So the question is how would I modify the xClass Display so that I could pair up the two properties and get an in-line display of the units? (and do it for some properties, not others, and for many properties within an xClass)149Views0likes1CommentLoad xClass and xProperties, and link xProperties to multiple xClasses from AML
We want to load 1k+ xclasses to Aras, we are talking about 4k+ xproperties here. When we are running AML for creating relations xClass_xProperty_Flatten and xClass_xPropertyDefinition to link them to class tree, it fails with error : <faultstring><![CDATA["xClass_xProperty_Flatten" can be added or deleted or updated only in XTree context]]></faultstring> <detail> <af:legacy_detail><![CDATA["xClass_xProperty_Flatten" can be added or deleted or updated only in XTree context]]></af:legacy_detail> <af:exception message=""xClass_xProperty_Flatten" can be added or deleted or updated only in XTree context" type="System.ArgumentException" /> </detail> I can load property definitions, but not classes, but can’t map the properties to classes. How can we mass create and reuse these xProperty definitions in more than one class from AML, by creating relations correctly?2.4KViews1like2CommentsHow to replace property name in History template comment column
Hi Team, I have an template in that one property name is abc_xyz and label is "abc xyz". On viewing history of particular item at Item level I am getting as "abc_xyz:PQR". I want to replace property name as "abc xyz" while viewing history. Current History View When | Who | Action | Comment 4/11/2015 | Innovator Admin | Update | abc_xyz: "PQR" Required History View When | Who | Action | Comment 4/11/2015 | Innovator Admin | Update | abc xyz: "PQR" Can any one please guid me on this how can i achieve this?2.5KViews0likes3CommentsScript for importing items with xProperties from Excel using Batch Loader
I just went through this process as part of learning Aras. Importing items from Excel using the Batch Loader is pretty straightforward if you only have simple properties that all belong directly to the Item Type. See documentation for the Batch Loader. Note that you should save the Excel file as a tab-delimited .txt file. It gets more difficult, however, when you need to import properties over relationships. In this case Costs over the Part Goal relationship and xProperties over Part_xClass. I found no documentation to help me with this, so the script below is the result of a lot of trial and error. Comments and improvements welcome" It is my first import script! Copy the text below into Notepad++ for better readability. A big difficulty was working out how to explicitly identify the xClass. I used the xClass Property "name". This used just the simple name of the "Leaf" xClass in the xClass tree. Hope it saves someone a bit of time :) (Extract to show the highlights...) <Item type='Part' action='add'> <!--Use Action='edit' when updating items--> <!--@10, etc. denotes the column in the data file and is independent of the header row contents--> <item_number>@2</item_number> <name>@4</name> <classification>@5</classification> <Relationships> <!--Part Goal is the relationship item that links to item type Goal--> <Item type="Part Goal" action="add"> <goal>@7</goal> <!--e.g. Cost--> <actual_value>@8</actual_value> <!--Further fields available, see Loader docs--> </Item> <!--Part_xClass is the relationship item from part to xClass--> <!--Note that "name" (lower case) is the easiest of several field options for identifying xClass--> <!--Format is, e.g. "Fuel Tanks" (name of leaf, spaces OK)--> <Item type="Part_xClass" action="add"> <related_id> <Item type="xClass" action="get" select="id"> <name>@10</name> </Item> </related_id> </Item> </Relationships> <!--The properties below can only be loaded once the xClass relationship has been established as above--> <xp-mass_full set="value">@14</xp-mass_full> </Item>3.7KViews1like1Comment