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The Levels Sheet, in Space Manager, provides a sheet view of all the floors and associated spaces for a given Project/Shell. Tagged level sheet in a tagged Shell template will be included in the Configuration Package.
Conditions for Creating a Level Sheet setup Configuration Package
When the Setup information is packaged for the first time, the level design must also be included in the package.
This means that the design must be included in the configuration package. If this check fails, then the package creation will result in an error.
For subsequent exports, check will be made to ensure that the Data Element used in the setup is present in the Published package. As long as this condition is met, the package creation will be successful. If not, the latest design will have to be included in the package.
For Levels Sheet, no checks for inclusion of Configuration setup will be done either at the time of packaging the setup for Configuration Package or at the time of importing the setup in a destination environment. At the time of import, the setup information is brought over regardless of the Configuration status (Active/Inactive) of the design object. However as a best Practice, it is recommended that any time the configuration of design object has changed it must be included in the Configuration Package.
Level Sheet Components in the Configuration Package
The system includes the following components of Level Sheet in the Configuration Package (.zip file):
Component | Field / Option |
|---|---|
Levels Sheet Properties | Name |
Levels Sheet Properties | Description |
Levels Sheet / Columns | All columns. Columns in Levels sheet are the Data Elements from the Levels. Check has to be made to ensure that the latest deployed version of Level design has also been included in the Configuration Package. |
Levels Sheet / Columns | Group columns names |