Logical Features Page for a Model

The Logical Features page for a model includes page tabs that list the candidate and committed features and the master composition model (and all of its features).

Any Variant Management user who has access to a model can view the logical features for that model.

To access this page:

Open the model. See Opening a Model.
In the navigation pane, click Logical Features.
Select a page tab.

This topic describes:

This page discusses:

Page Tabs
Columns
Actions Menu/Toolbar

See Also

Logical Structures

Logical Features Page

Logical View Tab on the Logical Structures Page

Logical Feature Properties Page

Page Tabs


Page Tab Name	Description
Candidate Items	Lists logical features currently available as candidates at the model level. These logical features can be committed to model version revisions of the model.
Committed Items	Lists logical features committed to the specific model version revisions.
Master Composition	Lists master compositions managed by Design and Manufacturing Configuration Planning. See Master Composition for a Model.

Columns


Column Name	Description
Display Name	The display name of the logical feature. Click to open the logical feature.
	The icon indicates that there is a higher revision of the logical feature.
Name	The name of the logical feature. Click to open the logical feature, or right-click the name to open the context menu.
Type	The object type: logical feature.
State	The current state of the logical feature in its lifecycle.
Display Text	The display text associated with the logical feature.
Part Family	The part family that the logical feature belongs to.
	Click to open the logical feature in a new window.
Owner	The owner of the logical feature.
Committed To Only shows on the Committed Items page tab.	The model version revision that the logical feature is committed to.
Master Composition	The model structure associated with the logical feature.
	The icon indicates that there is an active change for the logical feature.

Actions Menu/Toolbar


Action	Description	For More Information
Create Logical Feature Only shows on the Candidate Items page.	Creates a new logical feature related to the current model. If you select a logical feature first, the new feature is added as a child of the selected logical feature.	Creating a Logical Feature
Add Existing Does not show on the Committed Items Items page.	Adds an existing logical feature to the list of candidates. You can only add logical features that are not already candidate or committed features for the current model.	About Searches
Commit Only shows on the Candidate Items page.	Commits the selected logical feature to a model version revision.	Committing a Logical Feature to a Model Version
Remove Does not show on the Committed Items page.	Removes the selected logical feature. Click OK to confirm. You cannot remove the logical feature if its parent is in a frozen state or if it is used in a compatibility rule. If the logical feature is used in a pre-release product configuration, the BOM is updated. If the logical feature is used in a released product configuration, you cannot remove it.	-
Delete Does not show on the Committed Items page.	Deletes the selected logical feature. Click OK to confirm. Any product configuration associated with the logical feature is also deleted. You cannot delete the feature if its parent is in a frozen state or if it is used in a compatibility rule. If the logical feature is used in a pre-release product configuration, the BOM is updated. If the logical feature is used in a released product configuration, you cannot remove it.	-
Change > Change Request > Add To Existing Does not show on the Master Composition page.	Adds the selected objects to an existing change order.	Predefined Queries
Change > Change Request > Add To New Does not show on the Master Composition page.	Creates a new change request and adds the selected objects to it.	Creating a Change Request
Change > Change Order > Add To Existing Does not show on the Master Composition page.	Adds the selected objects to an existing change order.	Predefined Queries
Change > Change Order > Add To New Does not show on the Master Composition page.	Creates a new change order and adds the selected objects to it.	Creating a Change Order
Change > Change Action > Add To Existing Does not show on the Master Composition page.	Adds the selected objects to an existing change action.	Predefined Queries
Change > Change Action > Add To New	Creates a new change action and adds the selected objects to it.	Creating a Standalone Change Action