Scenarios for Revision Scheme Behavior - Intergraph Smart P&ID - 10 - Help - Hexagon

In an integrated environment, you can use SmartPlant Foundation revisions. You can change revision schemes, skip revisions, and switch between using and not using minor revisions. A number of dependencies, such as a tool revision scheme or whether a document has other revisions, influence the behavior of a document when a revision is created in SmartPlant Foundation.

1. Click Revisions > New Revision. The Revise Dialog displays.

   

   • This command is available only if you have registered the active plant using the SmartPlant Registration Wizard and if the authoring tool has implemented the SmartPlant Foundation revision functionality.

   • You can revise documents in an integrated environment from the Publish dialog box. For more information, see Revisable and Locked Documents for COM environments or Revisable and Locked Documents .NET for .NET environments.

2. In the Revision Scheme list, select RevA01.

3. In the Revise in Tool > Major list, select B as the major revision for the document.

4. Click OK. The revised document is saved to the authoring tool database. The document currently available for retrieval by other authoring tools is not updated until you publish this revised document.

5. Revise the document again. In the Revise in Tool > Major list, change the major revision to C.

6. Click OK.

7. Publish the document.

   The document is revised in a tool to make additional changes. The tool manages its own revision schemes and sets the revision of the document to 5. Rather than selecting a revision scheme to match the tool revision scheme, you choose a new revision scheme.

8. Click Revisions > New Revision. The Revise Dialog displays.

9. In the Revision Scheme list, select RevA01.

   In the Revise in Tool > Major list, the first major revision is A. A is the first available revision because the document has not been previously published in SmartPlant Foundation.