donpjt - Monday, April 12, 2010 7:40 AM:
I tried to update the Classification while importing data with AML in the nash too. But I have not got the correct tag yet. So is it possible to add classification through AML?
I have one more query. I want to choose a classification which is not the end type. I want to choose a classification which has sub classifications under it. Is there any setting which will allow that or is that feature not available?
Thanks in advance!
Paul
RobMcAveney - Friday, April 16, 2010 1:42 AM:
Yes, you can add classification through AML. The syntax is like:
<Item type="Part" action="add">
<item_number>100</item_number>
<classification>/Part/Mechanical</classification>
</Item>
I'm not sure why you'd want to use a classification that has sub-classes. Isn't this ambiguous? For example, if you had a resistor you could classify it as /Part/Electrical or /Part/Electrical/Resistor. Wouldn't both be valid choices? I've found that it's better to have something like /Part/Electrical/Other to classify things that do not fit in other classes. That way you are forcing the user to choose between Resistor and Other
[email protected] - Thursday, August 4, 2011 5:37 AM:
Dear Rob ,
Its Not Working
RobMcAveney - Thursday, August 4, 2011 8:21 AM:
The classification format has been streamlined in 9.3. The root class has been removed since it is always the same. Here is the syntax for 9.3:
<Item type="Part" action="add">
<item_number>100</item_number>
<classification>/Mechanical</classification>
</Item>
Rob
