PDS POS Assigner shows 10 incrementation (10, 20, 30 etc) for POS_NO
Pos-assigner shows 10 incrementation (10, 20, 30 etc)
When running pos-assigner, POS_NO will show its number in the model-tree e.g.
It should be single incrementation: 1, 2, 3 etc...
Default value for the incrementation when installing pds-pos-assigner is 10:
standardNextValueGenerator.increment=10
Change the value in the pos-assigner.properties-file located in start in folder for Creo Parametric
E.g:
C:\PTC\creo_lib\pds-pos-assigner\pos-assigner.properties
#########################################################################
# next.generator defines the pos number sequence to use. The default is #
# StandardNextValueGenerator which calculates a new series of values #
# using the specified increment. #
# #
# Currently no other sequences exist in the standard package #
# #
# next.restartSeq controls whether or not to restart the sequence, #
# meaning that the first value will be the lowest unused value in the #
# sequence, or to continue from one above the highest existing value #
# #
# standardNextValueGenerator.increment controls what increment to use #
# the default is 1. Any positive integer can be used. #
# Zero is not allowed. #
# #
#########################################################################
next.generator=ext.pos.structure.StandardNextValueGenerator
next.restartSeq=false
standardNextValueGenerator.increment=1
Pos-assigner shows 10 incrementation (10, 20, 30 etc)
When running pos-assigner, POS_NO will show its number in the model-tree e.g.
It should be single incrementation: 1, 2, 3 etc...
Default value for the incrementation when installing pds-pos-assigner is 10:
standardNextValueGenerator.increment=10
Change the value in the pos-assigner.properties-file located in start in folder for Creo Parametric
E.g:
C:\PTC\creo_lib\pds-pos-assigner\pos-assigner.properties
#########################################################################
# next.generator defines the pos number sequence to use. The default is #
# StandardNextValueGenerator which calculates a new series of values #
# using the specified increment. #
# #
# Currently no other sequences exist in the standard package #
# #
# next.restartSeq controls whether or not to restart the sequence, #
# meaning that the first value will be the lowest unused value in the #
# sequence, or to continue from one above the highest existing value #
# #
# standardNextValueGenerator.increment controls what increment to use #
# the default is 1. Any positive integer can be used. #
# Zero is not allowed. #
# #
#########################################################################
next.generator=ext.pos.structure.StandardNextValueGenerator
next.restartSeq=false
standardNextValueGenerator.increment=1