The duplicated engineering connections are created under the same level where the component is pasted in the product structure. According to the location of the pasted component in the product structure the engineering connections creation may differ. Pasting at the same LevelThe component is pasted at the same level as the existing component. The relations in the new created engineering connections keep pointing the non-copied components as in the existing engineering connections. Pasting at a higher LevelThe component is pasted at a higher level than the existing component. The relations in new created engineering connections keep pointing the non-copied components as in the existing engineering connections. Remember that the other components are pointed through the instance path from their parent components at the same level as the pasted component. Notes:
Pasting at a lower LevelThe component is pasted at a lower level than the existing component. The other relations in new created engineering connections keep pointing the non-copied components as in the existing engineering connections. Notes:
Pasting elsewhere in the Product StructureThe component is pasted at the new location. The other relations in new created engineering connections keep pointing the non-copied components as in the existing engineering connections. Notes:
Pasting in another Product StructureOnly the component is pasted, no engineering connection is created. Pasting Multiple ComponentsWhen you copy several components involved in the same engineering connection as repositionable, the relations in the new engineering connection are created with the new component instances. |