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Advanced Rule Set Configuration Guide

This document provides instructions for steps 4-6 of a 6 step process to define a rule set and configure source and destination element types for comparing and updating engineering models. Step 4 involves selecting a project configuration file and rule set. Step 5 allows defining source filters. Step 6 defines attribute mappings between the source and destination element types. Earlier steps 2 and 3 define the source and destination element types as "Instruments" and ":INSTTAG".

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Advanced Rule Set Configuration Guide

This document provides instructions for steps 4-6 of a 6 step process to define a rule set and configure source and destination element types for comparing and updating engineering models. Step 4 involves selecting a project configuration file and rule set. Step 5 allows defining source filters. Step 6 defines attribute mappings between the source and destination element types. Earlier steps 2 and 3 define the source and destination element types as "Instruments" and ":INSTTAG".

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(Step 4 of 6) Define Rule Set.

 Th isste p isonly ap p licab le if th e Advance d


Rule sisin use .
Project Configuration File: Select the
appropriate “Project Configuration”
(e .g.%TRNDFLTS%\Mode lManage m e nt\Proje ct
Configuration.x m l). This is usually the default
filename for the project.
Rule Set: Select the appropriate RuleSet e.g.
“Design/Engineering RuleSet” from the pull-down
list.
Use Advanced Rules: Select the checkbox.
 “In orde r to utilise th e ‘Advance
Configuration Rules’for Compare/Update
actions, th e ‘Use advanced configuration’
ch e ckb ox m ust b e first ch e cke d.
Restrict this Configuration to Admin Users
Only: Retain the unchecked checkbox.
 Ch e ck “Restrict the Configuration to Admin Users Only”if th e Adm in Use rwant to te st th e
configuration b e fore p ub lish ing it forge ne raluse on th e p roje ct.
(Step 5 of 6) Define Source Filter(s).
Add Filter: Retain the default blank entries.
This allows for the definition of criteria which
limits the sort of source data to be utilised for
comparison.
Delete Filter: This button deletes any set filter.
Click on the ‘Next’ button to proceed to the next
step.

(Step 6 of 6) Define Attribute Mapping(s)


Attributes of the source element types can now be mapped to those of the corresponding target
engineering
element type. Attribute selection and mapping indicates the attribute values to be obtained and/or
compared
against.

(Step 2 of 6) Source Element Type


Source: Select the entry ‘AVEVA
Instrumentation’ from the drop down list.
Display Name: Enter the text ‘Instruments’
in the text field.
Element Type: Select the radio button to
utilise the element type, before selecting the
entry ‘Instrument’ from the drop down list.
This is the source element which will be
required for comparisons and updates.
Name Attribute: Select the entry ‘TagNo’
from the pick list of available Instrumentation
attributes.
Unique Attribute: Select the entry
‘InstKEY’.
Click on the ‘Next’ button to proceed to the
next step.
(Step 3 of 6) Destination Element Type
Element Type: Select the entry ‘:INSTTAG’
from the drop down list.
Display Name: Enter the text ‘Instrument
Tags’ in the text field.
Allow Insertion: Check the checkbox.
Name Prefix: Retain the blank text field.
.
Create Reverse Configuration: Retain as
unchecked
Click on the ‘Next’ button to proceed to the
next step.

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