Can I add a designated parameter via Relations if it is missing ?
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Can I add a designated parameter via Relations if it is missing ?
Hi,
Over the years we have changed the set of parameters that we store in our models. For new models this is not a problem, we've adapted the template model. But for old models some newer parameters are not inside. You can add these all manually, this is a bit longwinded but you can also let them add by the code by the relation, the only problem is that the parameter is not set as designated, so does not pass to the wtpart. Does anyone sees a solution to this problem ?
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Hi Bernard
With ModelCheck you can check if parameter exist and create it as designated if not.
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Hi Bernard
With ModelCheck you can check if parameter exist and create it as designated if not.
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You can use a mapkey to add parameters and update them.
ModelCheck is the best option.
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Bernard,
Did you manage to make it working? If any of the replies on the post help you, mark that as correct answer or you can share some information how did you corrected that and mark that as an answer for post.
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Hi Mahesh,
If I have some time left I will take a look to ModelCheck and all it's options.