Set the result reporting options

The accountability check displays its results by highlighting the checked objects in the structure pane in a variety of colors that you can change, if desired. To help users who cannot differentiate colors well, a tool tip shows the name of the color. If the name is not available, the tooltip displays the RGB value.

Procedure

1. Open the Accountability Check dialog box.

2. Click the Reporting tab.

3. Select one of the following:

Report in occurrence groups Teamcenter can store and display the result of the accountability check in an additional tab in the structure pane grouped by anomaly. This result is only computed for the source item and is stored in the database as a structure of UsageCompareResultView objects related to the item of the source revision. You can specify the name for the result of the check. By default, it is named Compare Result.

Report the selected check criteria Teamcenter offers you two methods to visualize the results of the accountability check. You can select one or both of the following:

Select Color the compared objects to color the line and the matching lines according to the match results and color scheme that you set in the Reporting section.

Select Printable report to capture the results of the accountability check in an Excel spreadsheet.

4. Check the display options you require:

Option

Description

Full Match

If the object (occurrence) in the source structure has one and only one equivalent in the target structure, both objects are set to the same background color. If you also selected the Partial Match option, a full match also means that all partial match criteria of the equivalent objects match, for example, properties or relations, if you use enterprise BOP structures. The default color is green.

Partial Match

For equivalent objects (occurrences), if one or more partial match criteria are not identical, both objects are set to the same background color. The default color is yellow.

Multiple Match

If objects have more than a single equivalent in either structure and all properties of the source objects are identical to the properties of target objects, all objects are set to the same background color. The default color is orange. Only available when you do not use net effectivity.

Multiple Partial Match

If objects have more than a single equivalent in either structure and in addition, one or more properties are not identical, all objects are set to the same background color. The default color is pink. Only available when you do not use net effectivity.

Missing Target

If occurrences of the source structure are not found in the target, the source objects are set to this color. The default color is red.

Missing Source

If occurrences of the target structure are not found in the source structure, the target objects are set to this color. The default color is light blue.

5. (Optional) Change the default color by clicking next to the color.

6. Set the colors by choosing a color swatch, and setting HSB (hue, saturation, brilliance) or RGB (red, green, blue) values.