I have loaded a some additional SPCO items (like valves, olets, tees for unlisted bores) in a SPEC. But, my client doesn't want any additional items to be present a list of SPCO. Now I have collected all SPCO that to be deleted.
kindly provide me some suggestion on how to delete the unwanted items??? (A bitt urgent pls...)
Normal procedure would be to first REMOVE the SPCOs from the Spec. which places them in *limbospec
This is in case they have been used in Design
In SPECON
Goto the Pipe SPEC.
Type REMOVE /spco name
repeat for each SPCO
This puts the SPCOs in *Limbospec
When you are sure that evrything is OK and design has not been compromised
you can repeat the exercise by changing REMOVE to DELETE and repeat while in *Limbospec
If you have a list of names in a file you can edit the list to create a Macro
add specname to the top and insert REMOVE in front of each spco name,
If you are handling more than one spec I would create a file for each spec
[QUOTE=New_User;62882]but if you decided to delete them you can write in a text file SPCO name and DELETE SPCO
i.e. /A3B/PA600 DELETE SPCO
/A3B/PA500 DELETE SPCO
then run the macro into SPECON
thanks bro... As I said earlier, Those things are unlisted items under the spec. So, There's no pint in keeping them. They asked me to delete it. that's it.. But thanks for the reminder that when I delete the items, It'll reflect in design if anythings is modeled using that...
[QUOTE=pitch;62883]Normal procedure would be to first REMOVE the SPCOs from the Spec. which places them in *limbospec
This is in case they have been used in Design
In SPECON
Goto the Pipe SPEC.
Type REMOVE /spco name
repeat for each SPCO
This puts the SPCOs in *Limbospec
When you are sure that evrything is OK and design has not been compromised
you can repeat the exercise by changing REMOVE to DELETE and repeat while in *Limbospec
If you have a list of names in a file you can edit the list to create a Macro
add specname to the top and insert REMOVE in front of each spco name,
If you are handling more than one spec I would create a file for each spec
thank you "VERY MUCH" for the wide info Mr. Pitch... many many many thanks.... really usefull...