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Grace2K10-Marble
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August 6, 2024
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Restricted value parameters with access=full

  • August 6, 2024
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Hello

I have this restricted value parameter definition set in Creo 8.

 

{ Name = TOLLERANZA_GENERALE
Type = string
default = 'ISO 2768-mK'
Enum = {
'ISO 2768-mK',
'ISO 2768-fH',
'ISO 2768-cL'
}
Access = full
},

 

I thought that with the option "access=full" you could change the entered value as you wish in Creo with the possibility of choosing a value not included in the list, entering it from the keyboard.
But it seems that this is not the case. The only possible values ​​are those of the list.
So what is the meaning of "access=full"?

Best answer by Grace2K

@BenLoosli thanks for the advice.

Now I understood that the list of values ​​is untouchable when it is defined in the restricted parameters file but it cannot be changed even through the parameter properties page in Creo: all the options are greyed out. See image below.

Grace2K_0-1722957640573.png

While it seems the "access=full" or "access=locked" option affects only the erasability of the parameter itself.

If it's full you can delete it, if it's locked you cannot.

 

 

2 replies

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MartinHanak24-Ruby III
24-Ruby III
August 6, 2024

Hi,

please ask PTC Support.

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23-Emerald III
BenLoosli23-Emerald III
23-Emerald III
August 6, 2024

You should be able to add an additional values to the list and then choose that for your parameter value.

You cannot manually enter a value directly in the parameter field.

Article - CS320648 - Is it possible to enter the value other than one listed in restricted parameter list in Creo Parametric? (ptc.com)

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    Grace2K10-MarbleAuthorAnswer
    10-Marble
    August 6, 2024

    @BenLoosli thanks for the advice.

    Now I understood that the list of values ​​is untouchable when it is defined in the restricted parameters file but it cannot be changed even through the parameter properties page in Creo: all the options are greyed out. See image below.

    Grace2K_0-1722957640573.png

    While it seems the "access=full" or "access=locked" option affects only the erasability of the parameter itself.

    If it's full you can delete it, if it's locked you cannot.

     

     

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      August 12, 2024

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