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  • [QUOTE=pitch;58728]Dificult to modify not Knowing PML
    How many examples have you given?
    What do they mean?

    Pitch, probably this is not for beginners...
    But believe me I am not a PML expert!
    What I have posted is just one naming rule for SPCO elements.
    If your CE is a SPCO:
    !!CE.prmown.namn will give you the name without the leading / of the primary owner of the SPCO. I.e. the name of the spec ( A150 for example)
    & stands for 'concatenate'
    '/' will produce just the / symbol
    !!CE.catref.namn will give you the name of the catref without the leading / i.e. AAPA200NN
    !!CE.matxt.namn will give you the name of the matref without the leading / i.e. ABB
    Then you have an index. i.e. 001, 002, 003, 004 etc etc
    So at the end you get: /A150/AAPA200NN-ABB_001

    Hope this can help...
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  • [QUOTE=pitch;58728]Dificult to modify not Knowing PML
    How many examples have you given?
    What do they mean?

    Pitch, probably this is not for beginners...
    But believe me I am not a PML expert!
    What I have posted is just one naming rule for SPCO elements.
    If your CE is a SPCO:
    !!CE.prmown.namn will give you the name without the leading / of the primary owner of the SPCO. I.e. the name of the spec ( A150 for example)
    & stands for 'concatenate'
    '/' will produce just the / symbol
    !!CE.catref.namn will give you the name of the catref without the leading / i.e. AAPA200NN
    !!CE.matxt.namn will give you the name of the matref without the leading / i.e. ABB
    Then you have an index. i.e. 001, 002, 003, 004 etc etc
    So at the end you get: /A150/AAPA200NN-ABB_001

    Hope this can help...
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