Business Unit Use Cases
Case 1: Moving an existing business unit from
one organization to another.
The original file created this company and the associated business
units.
*COMPANY Company Name
*BUSINESSUNIT BU1;Company Name
*BUSINESSUNIT BU2;BU1
*BUSINESSUNIT BU3;Company Name
The
*BUSINESSUNIT BU2;BU1 defines BU1 as the parent
business unit for BU2. You could include this line in the import file to move
BU2 from BU1 to BU3:
*BUSINESSUNIT BU2;BU3
Case 2: Inserting a new business unit into an
existing hierarchy.
The original file created this company and the associated business
units.
*COMPANY Company Name
*BUSINESSUNIT BU1;Company Name
*BUSINESSUNIT BU2;Company Name
*BUSINESSUNIT BU3;Company Name
These commands create BU4, and changes BU1 and BU2 to use BU4 as their
parent business unit:
*BUSINESSUNIT BU4;Company Name
*BUSINESSUNIT BU1;BU4
*BUSINESSUNIT BU2;BU4
Case 3: Renaming an existing business unit.
The original file created this business unit:
*BUSINESSUNIT BU1;Company Name
These commands rename BU1 to BU2:
*BUSINESSUNIT BU1;Company Name
+NAME BU2
Collaborative Space Use Cases
Case 1: Moving an existing collaborative space
from one collaborative space to another.
The original file created these collaborative spaces (the keyword
Project defines a collaborative space):
*PROJECT PRJ1
*PROJECT PRJ2
*PROJECT PRJ3;PRJ1
The
*PROJECT PRJ3;PRJ1 defines PRJ1 as the parent
collaborative space for PRJ3. You could include this line in the import file to
move PRJ3 from PRJ1 to PRJ2:
*PROJECT PRJ3;PRJ2
Case 2: Inserting a new collaborative space
into an existing hierarchy.
The original file created these collaborative spaces:
*PROJECT PRJ1
*PROJECT PRJ2;PRJ1
*PROJECT PRJ3;PRJ1
*PROJECT PRJ4;PRJ1
You could use these commands to create a new collaborative space,
PRJ5, and insert it between PRJ1 and above PRJ2/PRJ3:
*PROJECT PRJ5;PRJ1
*PROJECT PRJ2;PRJ5
*PROJECT PRJ3;PRJ5
Case 3: Renaming an existing collaborative
space.
The original import defined the collaborative space name:
*PROJECT PRJ1
You could use these commands to rename the collaborative space:
*PROJECT PRJ1
+NAME PRJ2
Credentials Use Cases
Case 1: Creating credentials for a person.
This sample includes the global commands, and defines a business unit
and collaborative space, then defines credentials, and finally creates a person
and assigns credentials to that person:
*VERSION V6R2014
*NULL $
*SEPARATOR ;
//organization definition (optional, if not created through GUI)
*BUSINESSUNIT TstOrg;CompanyName;TestOrganization
//collaborative space definition (optional, if not created through GUI)
*PROJECT TstPrj;$;TestProject;Team;DesignTeam
+VISIBILITY Protected
//credentials definition (Mandatory)
*CTX Creator;CompanyName;TstPrj
*CTX ReadPublicAccessGranter;TstOrg;TstPrj
//credentials assignment (optional, if not created through GUI)
*PERSON TstUsr;CompanyName
+CTX Creator.CompanyName.TstPrj
+CTX ReadPublicAccessGranter.TstOrg.TstPrj
+PASSWORD TstUsr
Case 2: Setting the preferred credentials of a
person.
*PERSON John
+CONTEXT Designer.Company Name.Engineering
+CONTEXT Reviewer.Company Name.Engineering
+PREFERREDCONTEXT Designer.Company Name.Engineering
User Group Use Case
This sample shows the creation of a user group and adds two users and
a set of credentials to the group.
*Group uuid:66eb2e06-1f60-4229-8918-980fc328b400; ENG Group; Group of ENG department Person
+MEMBER JohnSmith
+Member MarieBlanc
+CONTEXT VPLMProjectLeader.MyCompany.MyCollabSpace