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APO_INC_TMEMTYP_V - Maintain Member Types

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In this IMG activity you can maintain member types on client level.

The member type is part of the replacement type and determines the objects that an interchangeability relationship contains. You can also define your own member types based on the basic types that are supplied.

In the standard system, the following member types are defined:

• Member type 1 = Assembly (Basic type = Assembly)

You can only use this member type for supersession chains.

If you want to assign an Assembly to a supersession chain, the replacement type that you use must also contain an assembly type object.

• Member type ZK>2 = Group (Basic type = Group)

You can only use this member type for restricted interchangeability for FFF-classes, product substitution procedures, location product substitution procedures, and location determination procedures.

If you create an interchangeability group (for example, product substitution procedure), to which you want to assign other interchangeability groups (for example, supersession chains), the replacement type that you use must contain a Group type object.

• Member type 3 = Location (Basic type = Location)

You can only use this member type for location substitution chains.

If you want to create a location substitution chain, the replacement type that you use must also contain a Location type object.

• Member type 4 = Location Product (basic type = Location Product)

You can only use this member type forLocation product substitution chains.

If you want to create a location product substitution chain, the replacement type that you use must contain a location product type object.

• Member type 5 = Product (basic type = Product)

You can only use this member type for supersession chains, location product substitution chains, FFF-Classes, and restricted interchangeability for FFF-classes.

If you want to assign a

productto an interchangeability group, the replacement type that you use must also contain a Product type object.

• Member type 6 = no member type (Basic type = no Basic Type)

You use this member type if you create a 0:1 or a 1:0 substitution.

1. Enter the name of the new member type.
2. Assign a suitable basic type to the member type.
3. Enter a description for the newly defined member type.
4. Assign the member type to a replacement type.

You can create the member typeoverhauled product based on the basic type product. You use this member type to distinguish revised or modified products (which can also be members of product replacement) from newly manufactured products.

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