These flags represent characteristics of product occurrences.
A product occurrence can be:
- A container. In this case, it acts as a repository of son occurrences that do not necessarily have relationships between them. This is useful for situations where a single CAD file can correspond to a whole database of parts and assemblies.
- A configuration. This is a specific arrangement of a product with respect to its whole hierarchy.
- A view. A view refers to another product occurrence (its prototype) to denote a particular setting of visibilities and position within the same hierarchy.
If none of these flags is specified, a product occurrence is regular. If the product occurrence has no father, it is similar to a configuration.
- Attention
- A product occurrence with no father cannot have a product prototype or external data property.
For containers, configurations, and views, a product occurrence can be the default, which means that it is loaded by default in the originating CAD system.
- Version
- 2.1