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Accommodating Legacy Characters in an Alphabetic Scheme
In the standard alphabetic scheme, you can add the following property to identify the characters in the scheme to skip when creating a new revision label:
wt.series.MulticharacterSeries.legacyList=<list>
where <list> is the list of characters to exclude. Do not use a separator in the list.
By adding this property, the characters in the list can be in existing revision labels, but are not used when a new revision label is defined. For example, assume the following property is set:
wt.series.MulticharacterSeries.legacyList=IX
Then the next revision character used for an existing object with the current revision label of H is J (and not I). Also, existing objects with the current revision label of I will use J as the next revision label.
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Windchill allows new revisions to use legacy revision labels when a user overrides the default label by typing in the legacy label.