You can use Libraries classify standard objects according to
user-defined attributes. A Library consists of Classes, which categorize the objects in the
Library hierarchy. Items are the actual objects that they manage.
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In the search panel, search for glib:*name of library*,
example
bqq*
.
The Library opens.
The bqq_Test appears in the search
window.

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Right-click the bqq_Test library and select
Generate new Library Structure.

The resulting
Library name is
<catalog-name>_date.
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To display the generated Library attributes, you must exit and restart the
session.
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Search for the library (glib:*%catalog-name%*).
Library to navigate, search, and select an item with
better view and performance. The Library has a class and a description by an item.

The keyword in the catalog replaces by an attribute in the library and the filter
updates accordingly.
After a resource selection, the positioning information and
auxiliary viewer updates with the resource and selected manufacturing
assembly.