Type
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The type of object, which is "Compliance
Definition". |
Name
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The name of the compliance definition |
Compliance Type
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The compliance type, for example, RoHS. |
Description
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A description of the compliance definition
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Product/Process Scope
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Indicates if the Compliance Definition is for a process or a part using
Class E of IPC 1754 standard. Shows either "Product Only" or
"Process Only."
Only available if IPC 1754 support or process support is enabled.
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Application Scope Type
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Defines the set of parts that apply to the compliance definition.
Scope Value |
Description |
All |
The compliance definition is
scoped for all the parts connected to the context
part |
Component Level - In Scope |
Compliance calculations
include parts with the specified scope application
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Product Level - In Scope |
Compliance calculations
include products with the specified scope
application |
Component level - Out of
Scope |
Compliance calculations
exclude parts that have the specified scope
application. |
Product level - Out of Scope |
Compliance calculations
exclude products that have the specified scope
application. |
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Policy
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The policy governing the compliance definition.
Values are "Enterprise" or "User". |
State
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The current state of the definition.
State Name |
Description |
Active |
Compliance definition can be
used for rollups, reports, and so on. |
Inactive |
Compliance definition cannot
be used. |
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Rollup
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Indicates whether the compliance definition will
be used during the rollup of compliance information. Values are
"Yes" or "No". |
Display Compliance in Summary
Pages
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Used in deciding whether compliance information
related to the enterprise compliance definition will be displayed in
summary pages. The Compliance Status for an enterprise compliance
definition is displayed in summary pages if the "Show Compliance
Status" indicator is "Yes" and the Rollup indicator is "Yes".
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Threshold Type
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Indicates whether values equal to the threshold,
in addition to those that exceed it, are compliant or non-compliant.
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