Tag: PLM
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What is the baseline’s behaviour?
What is the baseline’s behaviour? The baseline’s behaviour is determined by the expansion strategy and the filter it uses. The filter corresponds to the type of documents that are assigned (or not) to the baseline. The only expansion strategy used is the top-down strategy. You can use the filter to assign a baseline to a
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What are the consequences of generating a baseline?
What are the consequences of generating a baseline? After a baseline has been created, the document(s) assigned to it cannot be edited or deleted (lifecycle status cannot be modified). The information about the baseline can be found in the document’s profile card. The structure covered by the baseline cannot be edited and is frozen. The
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How to create the baseline?
How to create the baseline? You are able to create the baseline: Fill in all the necessary information and generate the baseline, click on the "Generate" button, which is enabled after the baseline has been saved. To more about baselines, follow the document below. Baseline
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What is the purpose of creating a baseline?
What is the purpose of creating a baseline? The purpose of creating a baseline is to freeze any kind of structure (a part or a CAD document) along with all the documents belonging to that structure to which the baseline creator has access. By creating a baseline, you can: The FAQ document below will present
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How to quickly share an object in PLM?
How to quickly share an object in PLM? Most objects can be accessed from a “Properties” window. From there, the “Copy Link” button copies a link to the clipboard that you can then share, giving direct access to that object (in the version you selected) to anyone who receives the link*. Click on the arrow
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How to navigate the platform using different interfaces?
How to navigate the platform using different interfaces? You can navigate the platform using several different interfaces: To know more about these interfaces, please follow the document below (page 34). Interface
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How to use the “Life Cycle” command to see the possible states and transitions?
How to use the “Life Cycle” command to see the possible states and transitions? The “Life Cycle” command displays a map of the life cycle of the object from which the command is launched. Documents, CAD documents and parts share the same life cycle. The same map is therefore displayed for all three types of
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How to view other versions of an object?
How to view other versions of an object? The “Versions” command grants you access to view all of the versions of a given object. From the pop up window you can open an old version of the object in a new PLM window. It is also possible to compare two versions using the split screen
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What is the “History” command used for?
What is the “History” command used for? The "History" command shows you an object's modification history, across all its versions. The history window displays the dates when actions were taken in relation to the object, as well as other information. The fields can be customized using the "Refine" and "Display" / "Save Layout" buttons.
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How to use the “Where Used” command in PLM?
How to use the “Where Used” command in PLM? The “Where Used” command opens a new window showing where the selected object (in the selected version) is used. Structural links (children → parent links with objects of the same kind) are shown, as are links to objects of different kinds (e.g. a CAD document to