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Intergraph Smart Isometrics Help

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SmartPlant Foundation / SDx Version
10
I-Configure Version
6.0(2016)
Isogen Version
13.0(2016)
Smart Isometrics Version
2019 R1 (7.1)
Spoolgen Version
2019 R1 (9.1)

Attributes

Objects in the POD file have intrinsic properties, as described in the previous macro table, and user-definable attributes. Both are addressed using the same syntax.

P [Pipeline]

You can view the available pipeline attributes on the Attributes tab on the Project Defaults dialog box in I-Configure. Use the Isogen Att column to determine the syntax to use in the GED configuration file.

For example, the following two attributes are valid entries because they are defined in the Project Defaults dialog box. As such, any pipeline object created in this project automatically has all of these attributes available.

$P.PROJECT-IDENTIFIER$
$P.ATTRIBUTE81$

However, $P.FRED$ is not valid because FRED is not a pipeline attribute.

$P.ATTRIBUTE1$ can be valid in a given POD file if the imported Intermediate Data File (IDF) or Piping Component File (PCF) contains a –600 record. However, because it does not appear in the Project Defaults dialog box shown, ATTRIBUTE1 is not automatically created for a pipeline in this particular project.

POD [POD]

The only attributes of the POD object that are likely to be useful are listed below. These attributes are set in a POD file within a Smart Isometrics project.

$POD.WORKFLOW-PIPELINE-ID$
$POD.WORKFLOW-VERSION$
$POD.WORKFLOW-PROJECT-PATH$

C [Component]

As for the pipeline object, the most convenient way to obtain a list of what attributes are available in a particular project is to use the Project Defaults dialog box. When you select Component in the Attributes list, the software displays a list similar to the one shown below:

Welds have a different list of attributes, as shown in the following example:

Regardless of the type of attributes, you can use any string that appears in the Isogen Att column to access the attribute with this name.

M [Material]

By default, most material objects do not have attributes. However, they can have up to 100 user-defined attributes, called MATERIAL-ATTRIBUTE1 to MATERIAL-ATTRIBUTE100.

Bolts have BOLT-LENGTH and BOLT-DIA attributes. Any material attribute that is available can be used in constructing an SQL string.

I [INFORMATION]

Each information object usually has a unique set of attributes.

Messages have a TEXT attribute that can be used to set (or query) a message.