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PTC recommends that you use this utility when creating an initial classification structure. You should not use this utility to update an existing structure. Any data in the existing structure that is not represented in the CSV file is overwritten and consequently removed.
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Column Name
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Node Value
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Attribute Value
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Node/Attribute
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This column identifies the row as containing a classification node or a classification attribute.
Enter one of the following values:
• Node
• Attribute
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ParentIntName/NodeIntName
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Internal name of the parent node.
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Internal name of the node for which the attribute is being defined.
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NodeIntName/AttributeIntName
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Internal name of the node.
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Internal name of the attribute.
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DisplayName/DisplayName
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Display name of the node.
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Display name of the attribute.
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Description/IBAName
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Value to enter in the Description field for the node.
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Reusable attribute name.
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Keywords/DataType
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Value to enter in the Keywords field for the node.
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The data type of the attribute.
The following values are accepted:
wt.units.FloatingPointWithUnits
java.lang.Boolean
java.sql.Timestamp
java.lang.Long
java.lang.String
com.ptc.core.meta.common.Hyperlink
com.ptc.core.meta.common.FloatingPoint
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Namespace
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Name set for a namespace
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IsInstantiable/Description
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Value to enter in the Instantiable field for the node.
The following values are accepted:
TRUE
FALSE
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Value to enter in the Description field for the attribute.
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The arrangement of columns in the CSV file must be same as shown on the screenshot above. |
Column Name | Accepted Values | ||
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DefaultValue | Default value for the attribute. For multiple default values, use a comma separated list. For example: 0.0 m, 1.5 m http://google.com(Google), http://ptc.com(PTC) | ||
IsSingleValued | Specify whether the attribute has a single value. Accepted values: TRUE FALSE | ||
IsRequired | Specify whether the attribute is required. Accepted values: TRUE FALSE | ||
StringLength | For string values, specify a length constraint. Use the following format: [lower limit, upper limit] For example: [2,5]—String must be between 2 and 5 characters [NULL,50]—String cannot be more than 50 characters [10,NULL]—String must be at least 10 characters | ||
Lowercase | Convert uppercase characters to lowercase. Accepted values: TRUE FALSE | ||
Uppercase | Convert lowercase characters to uppercase. Accepted values: TRUE FALSE | ||
LegalValueList | A list of accepted values. Separate values using a pipe character (“|”). For example: 1.0 m|1.5 m|2.0 m Copper|Aluminum|Steel | ||
EnumeratedList | Enumerated value list. You can provide a local or global enumerated value list. Local enumeration constraints use the following format: LOCAL##<sort type>##<internal name>##<display_name>~~<internal_name>##<display_name> where: • <sort_type>—The sort type value is Automatic_Sort or Manual_Sort. • <internal name>##<display name>—Identify the internal name and display name of the enumeration entry. • ~~ —Use two tilde characters to separate multiple entries. For example: LOCAL##Manual_Sort##red1##Light Red~~red2##Dark Red~~green1##Light Green Global enumeration constraints use the following format: GLOBAL##<enumeration>##<parent enumeration>##<organization>##<organizer name>##/<domain> where: • <enumeration>—The internal name of the enumeration. • <parent enumeration>—If the enumeration is a sub-enumeration, specify the internal name of its parent enumeration. If the enumeration does not have a parent enumeration, leave this field blank. • <organization>—The Owning Organization value for the enumeration. • <organizer name>—The internal name of the organizer that holds the enumeration. • /<domain>—The Domain value for the enumeration. For example: GLOBAL##Countries##LocaleCodes##Site##Org_Locales##/System GLOBAL##LocaleCodes####Site##Org_Locales##/System
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The arrangement of columns in the CSV file must be same as shown on the screenshot above. |