Viewing the List of Builds of a Product Configuration

This task shows you how to view the list of builds for the product configuration in context.


Before you begin: Access the Properties page for a product configuration. For details, see Viewing Product Configuration Properties.
Related Topics
BOM Preview Page
Generating a Planning BOM for a Product Configuration
Generating/Viewing an EBOM for a Product Configuration
  1. From the Categories menu, click Builds.



    It contains the following columns:

    Name. Name of the build. This column contains highlighted links. Click on any name in this column to view the Properties page for that object.

    Type. The build type or subtype.

    Description. Details about the build.

    State. The current state of the build in its lifecycle.

    Owner. The user who has responsibility for the build.

    Originator. The user who created the build.

    Build Serial Number. The assigned serial number for the build.

    Build Unit Number. The build's unit number. A unit number is auto-generated for builds created in the context of a product and/or product configuration. The unit number corresponds to the last unit number generated under the context model for that product. For example, if the last build created under a model was assigned a unit number of 11, the next build created under the model is assigned a unit number of 12. .

    Shorthand Notation. The shorthand notation used for the build. For example: A1, A2, A3. When a build is created in the context of a product, the product’s shorthand notation is automatically assigned to the build.

    Planned Build Date. Date when the product configuration is planned to be built.

    Actual Build Date. Date when the product configuration is actually built.

    Owner. The user who has responsibility for the build.

  2. Use any of the following commands from the page Actions menu or page toolbar to work with the builds.


    • Create New. You can create a new build. See Creating a Build.
    • Add Existing. You can add an existing build from the database. The Search page opens. For details, see Running a Search.
    • Remove. Removes the relationship between all checked builds and the parent product configuration. It does not delete the build from the database.
    • Delete. Removes all checked builds from the list and deletes them from the database.