You can create a business rule by using Enterprise Knowledge
Language (EKL). Business rules are assigned to PLM openings by using Data Setup.
Create a Business Rule
You need to create a business rule by using Enterprise Knowledge
Language (EKL). For more information, see Quality Rules Reuse User's
Guide : PLM Customization by Rules : Creating a Business Rule.
Samples of business rules are located in:
...\intel_a\resources\samples
The sample business rule PLMProductDSFBDISomeUserAttrMigration.CATRule
shows you how to:
- Declare variables used by the rule
- Retrieve application extension and Representation Instance
- Retrieve RepReference and Part Feature
- Migrate V5 attributes to V6 PLM attributes or create parameters
on 3D part
Associate Business Rule to PLM Opening
Business rules are assigned to PLM openings by using Data Setup.
When a V5 concentric reducer is migrated to V6 using the business rule
PLMProductDSFBDISomeUserAttrMigration.CATRule, attributes such
as Material Code, Material Category, Schedule,
and Weight Dry are created as parameters on the V6 part. In addition,
V5 Material Category is also migrated to Description
attribute on the part reference.
Similarly, system attributes can be migrated by assigning an appropriate
business rule to PLMEnsFBDIApplicationAttribute opening.
References
For more information about PLM Openings, business rules and their association
with openings using Data Setup, see Quality Rules Reuse User's Guide: PLM Customization
By Rules.