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tgiauque1-Visitor
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October 28, 2010
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Can't Name a Dimension "G"

  • October 28, 2010
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Folks,

My colleague is renaming some of his dimensions so he can call them out in a table on the drawing. He has dimensions labeled "A", "B", "C", "D", "E", and "F", but when he tries to name a dimension "G" it tells him that "this name is reserved or exists already."

Is "G" just not an allowable name for a dimension? We're on WF5.

Thanks,
Tim

Tim Giauque
Project Engineer II
FN Manufacturing, LLC
Phone (803) 736-0522 x383
Fax (803) 865-3543


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October 28, 2010
Well, that was quick. "G" is reserved for gravity in relations.

Thanks to all who answered so quickly.
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BobFrindt1-Visitor
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October 28, 2010
It is likely that there is already a parameter named "G". Perhaps from a
previous attempt at naming the dimension "G" and then deleting the
dimension. The parameter will still exist. If that is the case, Delete
the parameter (careful that it is not being used somewhere) and rename
your dimension to "G".
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Folks,

My colleague is renaming some of his dimensions so he can call them out in
a table on the drawing. He has dimensions labeled ?A?, ?B?, ?C?, ?D?,
?E?, and ?F?, but when he tries to name a dimension ?G? it tells him that
?this name is reserved or exists already.?

Is ?G? just not an allowable name for a dimension? We?re on WF5.

Thanks,
Tim

Tim Giauque
Project Engineer II
FN Manufacturing, LLC
Phone (803) 736-0522 x383
Fax (803) 865-3543



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fstrieffler1-Visitor
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October 28, 2010
Tim,

G is a reserved, internal symbol for the acceleration due to gravity. You could use something like G_DIM instead. Best of luck!

Thanks.


Frank H. Strieffler,
Director of Technical Committees, for PTC/USER
Project Specialist Staff, for Lockheed Martin

Mechanical Hardware & Test
Lockheed Martin Engineering

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