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Specifications are typed, and the typing is defined in the specification type repository. A specification type has a
Name – will display as a label on specifications
Type – May be according to the table below
Unit – E.g used for meters, dimensions, pcs
Code – used to control specific functions
Sequence number – may be used for sorting
Category – may be used to group specifications
Mode – controls how specifications of this type will be shown, searched etc.
Allowed modes on specifications are described in a separate article here.
Types
Type | Usage | Comment |
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Text | A string which has translations | |
String | Short strings that are not translated | Max size is around 600 characters |
Integer | A number | |
Decimal | ||
Bool | ||
Datetime | ||
Enumerable | A defined value set where many options can be used | Introduced in version 5.0 |
EnumerableSingle | A defined value set where one option can be used | Introduced in version 5.0 |
NamedString | Typically used for a code with a spelled out description | Introduced in version 5.0 |
HtmlText | A text in which simple html tags as list elements can be used | Introduced in version 5.1 |
HtmlString | A string in which simple html tags as list elements can be used | Introduced in version 5.1 |
Presentation | A presentation reference | Introduced in version 5.1 |
Image | An image reference | Introduced in version 5.1 |
Specifications
Specifications can be added to all presentations as parts and catalogues, and allowed values will depend on the specification type. Specifications may be reused between different presentations.
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Specifications may have a header and be placed at the top.
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This can be achieved by adding a Category, and making the specifications highlighted.
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