| Parameter Name | Data Item | Data Type | Req/Opt | I/O/Both |
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| szDerivedCalculation | DERC | char | OPT | NONE |
An algebraic formula that specifies the quantity, price, hours, or a value associated with a rule.
The following examples illustrate the syntax
for possible derived calculations:
Segment References
o S3 indicates segment 3.
o S3=Piston= indicates segment 3 in item
Piston.
Trigonometric and Logarithmic Functions
o SIN(20) indicates the sine of 20.
o COS(S3) indicates the cosine of segment 3.
o TAN(S4) indicates
the tangent of segment 4.
o ARC(S3) indicates the arctangent of segment 3.
o LOG indicates log to base 10.
o LN indicates natural log.
o 2**5 indicates an exponent, 2 to the fifth power.
Substring
SUBSTR(S10,1,4) indicates that the substring from segment 10 starts at the first
position of the string and includes the first 4 positions.
Concatenations
CONCAT(S3,S4) combines the values of segments 3 and 4.
External
Fields
Specifies the fields from non-configurator tables that you want the system to access as part of a calculation. Use the ampersand character
followed by the field name. For example, &T2AMTU(WD) indicates an amount field in the Item Supplemental Database table, and the WD
data type.
External Programs
Specifies that a program external to the system is to be used for the calculation. Enter the name of the external
program and EXTVAR in the Derived Calculations field.
Smart Parts
PS4 indicates a smart part number P2000 when the value of segment 4 is
2000.
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| EndofString_Y_N | EV01 | char | OPT | NONE |
An option that specifies the type of processing for an event.
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| ExternalDataField | ELM01 | char | OPT | NONE |
The first element in a date title. |
| Position | INT01 | integer | OPT | NONE |
Number of Days in Future to Query for Responses Due.
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| InputMode | EV01 | char | OPT | NONE |
An option that specifies the type of processing for an event.
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| Size | INT01 | integer | OPT | NONE |
Number of Days in Future to Query for Responses Due.
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| szDerivedCalc_Var | DERC | char | OPT | NONE |
An algebraic formula that specifies the quantity, price, hours, or a value associated with a rule.
The following examples illustrate the syntax
for possible derived calculations:
Segment References
o S3 indicates segment 3.
o S3=Piston= indicates segment 3 in item
Piston.
Trigonometric and Logarithmic Functions
o SIN(20) indicates the sine of 20.
o COS(S3) indicates the cosine of segment 3.
o TAN(S4) indicates
the tangent of segment 4.
o ARC(S3) indicates the arctangent of segment 3.
o LOG indicates log to base 10.
o LN indicates natural log.
o 2**5 indicates an exponent, 2 to the fifth power.
Substring
SUBSTR(S10,1,4) indicates that the substring from segment 10 starts at the first
position of the string and includes the first 4 positions.
Concatenations
CONCAT(S3,S4) combines the values of segments 3 and 4.
External
Fields
Specifies the fields from non-configurator tables that you want the system to access as part of a calculation. Use the ampersand character
followed by the field name. For example, &T2AMTU(WD) indicates an amount field in the Item Supplemental Database table, and the WD
data type.
External Programs
Specifies that a program external to the system is to be used for the calculation. Enter the name of the external
program and EXTVAR in the Derived Calculations field.
Smart Parts
PS4 indicates a smart part number P2000 when the value of segment 4 is
2000.
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| szSegmentValue | SGVL | char | OPT | NONE |
An answer to the configurator feature and option questions that appear during order entry.
When you define cross-segment editing rules,
you compare the segment answers to values to determine invalid configurations. When you define assembly inclusion rules, you create unique
configurations by comparing the segment answers to values to assign parts, prices, calculated values, or routing steps.
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