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Hi,
I too got stuck at 55 to 65, did it manually, after which it was working as desired.
Regarding your actual business requirement which is to start from 005.x,015.x ..,115.x and so on. I think you may be better of by using list based series where you hard code the intended series.
This is easier to tailor to your business needs., as you have prefix as Zeros.
There could be other fine tunes on the top of what you have achieved to get there, however it may complicate the setup., hence suggesting list based series. I have seen companies use them.
Cheers
Hari
Hi,
I could get your custom series working. See below image.
I think you might have not set the property
wt.series.HarvardSeries.MilSpec.level.1=wt.series.MulticharacterSeries.MilSpec
Did you set the OIR correctly?
<AttributeValues objType="wt.part.WTPart">
<!-- set the version using the alternate MilSpec HarvardSeries -->
<AttrValue id="MBA|versionInfo" algorithm="com.ptc.core.foundation.vc.
server.impl.VersionInfoGenerator">
<Arg>wt.series.HarvardSeries.MilSpec</Arg>
</AttrValue>
</AttributeValues>
Cheers
Hari
Hi
Thanks!
I set it as following, version can be reversion to [5.1,15.1,25.1,35.1,45.1,55.1.], But can't reversion to 65.1.~95.1 ..
Actually I want version list as 005.x,015.x ..,115.x and so on. How can i do ?
Hi,
I too got stuck at 55 to 65, did it manually, after which it was working as desired.
Regarding your actual business requirement which is to start from 005.x,015.x ..,115.x and so on. I think you may be better of by using list based series where you hard code the intended series.
This is easier to tailor to your business needs., as you have prefix as Zeros.
There could be other fine tunes on the top of what you have achieved to get there, however it may complicate the setup., hence suggesting list based series. I have seen companies use them.
Cheers
Hari
Hi @WSZ_10899231,
You can load a custom versioning scheme using xml load file.
After successfully loading the file, invoke the versioning scheme in OIR.
You can find more details in the below article,
https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS148182?source=search