Inspection Bill of material or work plan

This is important because in some parts lists there are conditional items / assemblies which are based on the part number of the top node.

Likewise, attributes of connected individual parts/subparts would overwrite the attributes set on the mask, since the part attributes of the part attached to the topmost position have the highest priority (e.g. if the component to be produced is a part made of carbon material, which is defined in the part master using attributes, then the material cannot be overwritten in the transaction data using the attributes. This is only possible for variant parts that have no value specifications for the attributes and are therefore flexible)

When combining the parts list items, only the purchased parts are considered. If an item is not a purchased part but the bottom end is a bill of material, the items are also taken into account. Items below a purchased part are not displayed.

Two variant parts are only considered to be identical if the characteristic value of the attribute list is identical.

This evaluation is not started via the "Resolve" button, but can be called up independently of this via the totals button.

The result is a list of all attributes used as variables in the entire multilevel BOM together with the type of use (in material characteristic strips, in conditional BOM items, in conditional/calculated quantities, in conditional/calculated attributes).

The number of attributes does not correspond to the number of attributes that must be pronounced before resolving. If, for example, a car is defined with the attribute NUMBER_TUERS, the attribute BODY_LENGTH can be defined or fixed in a subitem depending on NUMBER_TUERS. BODY_LENGTH can then be used as a variable in the further resolution. In the analysis run, BODY_LENGTH and NUMBER_TIERS are listed with equal priority.