how to delete the value assignment in batches?

[Former Member]

Hi guys,

How is it going?

We want to delete one assigned value ( for example: the value " powder " in "state of matter " of " physical / chemical data ") in property tree for thousands of REAL_SUBs.

But to my knowledge, I only know the way to delete them one by one. How can I delete them in batches?

Thanks,

Li

[Former Member]

Hello,

I suggest you use EasyExpert and execute it automatically deletes or assigns or edits the assignment.

You can access the EasyExpert via Specification workbench - Utilities --- Set of Rules --- New

Thanks

Jayakumar

[christoph_bergemann]

Hello

the option of the EasyExpert is a nice option (you need to my knowledge an installed expert server in using the easy expert; therefore customizing must be performed, RFC connection etc.).

In any case there could be a further topic there you could get some "trouble" in some sense. If you exchange by mass the phrase in "state of matter" you can only change the phrase (according to my knowlegde of the easy expert) but nothing else. If you switch from e.g. solid to liquid this is in my opion one of those topics which could be WWI report "critical" (normally it is DG critical too). Such a change is normally a legal change that means if use the property "State of matter" in MSDS generation then normally most legislations would say: this is a legal change. Therefore you need to "flag" this as "relevant" (standard EH&S process) so that you get the change mark in MSDS. The Easy Expert can not perform this to my knowledge. It can only change the phrase.

May be you need to consider this behaviour too.

With best regards

C.B.

PS: In your case you will have no problem because you delete something but the topic will come up if you would like to "exchange" something. And I would assume that if you have deleted the "state of matter" you would like to populate the same property again. If you need the "relevancy indicator" one option would be to generate a load file using the standard EH&S approach

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Edited by: Christoph Bergemann on Jun 10, 2010 10:16 PM