Verify Default Values
Explanation
Use this activity to enter or change default values that are specific to a
particular installation of the system. This mandatory task is to be performed by
a system administrator or equivalent person.
Changing default values allows system defaults to be changed
instead of requiring hard code changes in the programs.
Changes to default values affect all application users.
For example, if the entry code DEVELOP_LEV has a
default value of 1, any new revisions will automatically be set to
develop level 1. The development levels are defined in the
Product Basic
Data/Develop
Levels window. A default value of R01 for entry code PART_REV means that the first part
revision created for an engineering part will automatically be set to R01.
Prerequisites
This activity has the following prerequisites:
- Unit of Measure codes must be defined.
- Development levels must be defined.
- Revision levels must be defined.
- Sites must be defined.
System Effects
As a result of this activity:
- Default values are verified or changed for all application users when
using part revisions and structures.
- Changes to the REPLACE_REVISION field are displayed in the Part Journal.
Window
Product Basic Data
Related Window Descriptions
Product Basic Data/Defaults
Procedure
To perform this activity, follow these steps:
- Open the Product Basic Data window and click the
Defaults tab.
- Query for the default values you wish to change.
- To change the default unit of measure value, use the UNIT_CODE default
field.
- To change the default development level setting, use the DEVELOP_LEV
default field.
- To enable Replace Revision, select Value 0 in the REPLACE_REVISION default field.
To disable Replace Revision, select Value 1.
- To change the default PDM site from which all PDM part cost calculations
are taken when updating part cost and lead time, use the PDMCON_SITE field.
- Save the changes.