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Variant Configuration

There are four types of dependencies that can exist in a variant configuration: preconditions, select conditions, procedures, and constraints. Preconditions determine if a characteristic or object can be included, select conditions mandate if an object must be included, procedures set characteristic values or modify objects if another object is included, and constraints describe interdependencies between multiple objects in a configuration.

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Variant Configuration

There are four types of dependencies that can exist in a variant configuration: preconditions, select conditions, procedures, and constraints. Preconditions determine if a characteristic or object can be included, select conditions mandate if an object must be included, procedures set characteristic values or modify objects if another object is included, and constraints describe interdependencies between multiple objects in a configuration.

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Variant Configuration-Dependencies

Functionality

Types of dependencies --------------------Precondition-Can a characteristic or a characteristic be included in a configuration Select Condition-Must an object be included in the config Procedure-Sets characteristic values or changes objects item in the config if the relevant object is included in the config Constraint-Describe dependencies between several objects in the configuration

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