- Create or open the text file to contain customized properties. For more information, see Editing Properties Using MQL.
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To specify the text that displays for each derivation level in the user interface, follow these steps:
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Add or edit this line in the file used to import properties into a page object:
DerivationLevel.type_<Manufacturing Plan Name>.Display.Level0 = <Main Release Name>
DerivationLevel.type_<Manufacturing Plan Name>.Display.Level1 = <Fix Release Name>
where:<Manufacturing Plan Name> is the name of the Manufacturing Plan subtype that you created.<Main Release Name> is the text to display for the first derivation level for the Manufacturing Plan subtype.<Fix Release Name> is the text to display for the second derivation level for the Manufacturing Plan subtype.
For example: DerivationLevel.type_SP_MP_SubMP.Display.Level0 = Main Release
DerivationLevel.type_SP_MP_SubMP.Display.Level1 = Fix Release Note:
The Manufacturing Plan subtype inherits Level 0 and Level 1 derivation levels from the parent Manufacturing Plan type. If you have created additional derivation levels, you must also define properties for their display levels.
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Set the values for these properties depending on your business requirements.
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When finished updating the text file with all properties you want to modify, including the ones shown here, use the text file to modify the
dmcplanningStringResource.properties and the appropriate language string resource property page objects. For more information, seeEditing Properties Using MQL.
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