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Hi developers,
I have a requirement to display the ECN along with its associated ECR. I found the link types namely:
In Thingworx under "ptc-windchill-demo-thing" i'm using "Query" service for my use case as shown below for all the link types:
I'm unable to get all the associated change objects. When i searched with "wt.change2.ChangeProcessLink" type I'm not able to get the child and parent details without which the service will become irrelevant to my use case.
Thanks and Regards,
Saran
If you create your query in Query Builder you can see this link. Particularly in 11.0 and newer where the available links can be easily found in the UI.
The link you are looking for is called
AddressedBy2 if you are using legacy mode
If you are using the new Flexible Association constraint you can find information about reporting on these links here:
Hi @JeffZemsky ,
Thanks for your reply. I'm currently using "11.1 M010" version of windchill.
I have earlier tried to query with AddressedBy2 with the following details:
criteria:
theChangeOrder2.id=<VR id>
type:
wt.change2.AddressedBy2
dataShape:
<Proper Datashape>
The "Query" service in "ptc-windchill-demo-thing"returns a null infotable(as shown in my first comment). I have validated in windchill that the Change Notice(mentioned in the criteria) has a link with Change request.
With the same "Query" service if i try with "wt.change2.ChangeProcessLink" as type i get the link ufid only and not the CN or CR ufids (with which i can get the relevant details like name, number, version, etc)
Also i found that in criteria for the "Query" service i can only provide logical attributes that are listed under the type class in "LogicalAttributes.xml".
Within this file only "wt.change2.AddressedBy2" class is there and no "wt.change2.ChangeProcessLink" is given. So I'm not able to get the attributes for "wt.change2.ChangeProcessLink" with which i have to search for.
Regards,
Saran
Take a look also at this article:
https://www.ptc.com/it/support/article?n=CS63595
Hi @Marco_Tosin ,
The link you had given was useful in understanding how the change objects are connected.
Regards,
Saran