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  • Hi RXK,

    You may follow the following guidelines for your cats & specs development.

    1. Established a one (1) letter coding system that matches your engineering specs. Assign a coding system If your engineering specs are too long....see below

    Code     Description
    A        - 1143B Carbon Steel Ansi Class 150

    SPCO Name
    /PIPE:25

    Catref Naming (SCOM)
    A-PIPE-25

    Detail Naming (SDTE)
    A-PIPE-SDTE

    MATX Naming (SMTE)
    A-AA

    2. Find/Select your preferred category from the the PDMS deafult cata and compile it to one "master" catalog folder...see below... (PDMS default cata points to different location...its very confusing)

    CATA A-1143BX.CATA
     CATE A-PIPE.CATE
     CATE A-ELBO45.CATE
     CATE ETC....
     CATE A.SDTE (CONTAINS ALL COMPONENT DESCRIPTION)
     CATE A.SMTE (CONTAINS ALL MATERIAL CODE)
     BLTA A.BLTA

    3. Include/Move you GMSETS & PTSETS under its own CATE
    4. Create one master CATA and edit/check-recheck everything
    5. You may used the master CATA as reference in creating other specs.

    Note: The advantages of one letter coding systems is that its easier for you to point a particular file (few keys to inputs), easy to read and guarantees the uniqueness of your files.

    I hope the above helps your end.

    Ferdinand
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  • Hi RXK,

    You may follow the following guidelines for your cats & specs development.

    1. Established a one (1) letter coding system that matches your engineering specs. Assign a coding system If your engineering specs are too long....see below

    Code     Description
    A        - 1143B Carbon Steel Ansi Class 150

    SPCO Name
    /PIPE:25

    Catref Naming (SCOM)
    A-PIPE-25

    Detail Naming (SDTE)
    A-PIPE-SDTE

    MATX Naming (SMTE)
    A-AA

    2. Find/Select your preferred category from the the PDMS deafult cata and compile it to one "master" catalog folder...see below... (PDMS default cata points to different location...its very confusing)

    CATA A-1143BX.CATA
     CATE A-PIPE.CATE
     CATE A-ELBO45.CATE
     CATE ETC....
     CATE A.SDTE (CONTAINS ALL COMPONENT DESCRIPTION)
     CATE A.SMTE (CONTAINS ALL MATERIAL CODE)
     BLTA A.BLTA

    3. Include/Move you GMSETS & PTSETS under its own CATE
    4. Create one master CATA and edit/check-recheck everything
    5. You may used the master CATA as reference in creating other specs.

    Note: The advantages of one letter coding systems is that its easier for you to point a particular file (few keys to inputs), easy to read and guarantees the uniqueness of your files.

    I hope the above helps your end.

    Ferdinand
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