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The default centricity can be changed using the Dependency Processing Type drop-down list if the package contains at least one object of the appropriate type. The drop-down list is only available if your site administrator has set the site-level > > preference to Yes.
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Applying a configuration specification to the top-level object also applies the same configuration specification to all initially selected objects. If multiple versions of the same object are added as initially selected objects and the Apply to initially selected objects option is not selected, the collection options are applied to each initially selected version. If the Apply to initially selected objects option is selected, then the collection options are applied only to the initially selected version identified by the configuration specification.
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Be sure to select the Apply to initially selected objects and the Apply latest for unresolved dependents checkboxes on the Configuration Specification filter tab.
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Filters
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Description
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Context Filter
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Limits the collected objects based on the context in which they reside. By default, objects from all contexts are included. There are three options for managing contexts:
• Include all: Include all available contexts.
• Include only selected: Click the Find button to open the Find Context window. From this window, search for and select only the contexts that you want to include in your collection. Click OK, and the contexts you selected appear in the table. Only these contexts are included in your contents.
• Exclude only selected: Click the Find button to open the Find Context window. From this window, search for and select only the contexts that you want to exclude from your collection. Click OK, and the contexts you selected appear in the table. Only these contexts are excluded from your contents.
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Type Filter
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Limits the collected objects based on object type. There are three options for managing object types:
• Include all: Include all available object types.
• Include only selected: Click the Find button to open the Find Type window. From this window, select only the object types that you want to include in your collection. Click OK, and the object types you selected appear in the table. Only these object types are then included in your contents.
• Exclude only selected: Click the Find button to open the Find Type window. From this window, select only the object types that you want to exclude from your collection. Click OK, and the object types you selected appear in the table. Only these object types are then excluded from your contents.
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Organization ID Filter
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Limits the collected objects based on the organization that owns the object. There are three options for managing organization identifiers:
• Include all: Include all available organization identifiers.
• Include only selected: Click the Find button to search for organization identifiers to include in your collection. Only objects owned by the selected organizations are included in your contents.
• Exclude only selected: Click the Find button to search for organization identifiers to exclude from your contents.
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Security Label Filter
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Limits the collected objects based on the security label values applied to each object. Select Include all to include all objects regardless of any applied security label. Select Include only selected to specify the security label values to include in the collection. For custom security labels, you can select All values to include objects with any value of the custom security label applied, or you can select No value to remove any objects with any value of that custom security label applied.
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Black Box Filter
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Limits the collected objects based on their relationship to an object in the part structure. For example, if Part A has two child parts, Part B and Part C, and Part A is set as the black box part, only Part A is collected and not its subparts. Package recipients do not receive information about Part B and Part C. If collection rules are defined so related objects should be included, all objects related to Part A, such as related documents or change objects, are included. Use the Find button to search for parts to add as black box parts.
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You can use the Remove button at any time during this process to remove contexts, object types, organization identifiers, or black box filters you added.
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Depending on the configuration of your site, the edit filter icon is also available from the Package Content table. Selecting filters from the table rather than from the Add to Package window does not refresh the collection. For more information, see Editing Package Filters. |
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There must be at least one part, document, or CAD document object in the table for you to configure collection options.
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