| # Constraints (tigrt0137m000) Use this session to list or define constraints. Related topics Setting up a classification structure in GRT Constraint ID The code that identifies a constraint. Constraint ID The description or name of the code. Part of Constraint A constraint can consist of three components. You can define constraint lines for each constraint component. Ser No. The sequence number that identifies a constraint line in a constraint component. Feature/ Aspect A feature or a specific aspect (if there is more then one aspect linked to the feature) to which the constraint component applies. If there is more than one aspect linked to a feature, the aspect number in the Aspect field distinguishes the different aspects. Note You can define features in the Features (tigrt0101m000) session. Calculation ID A code to identify a calculation. The constraint component applies to this calculation. Note You can define calculations in the Calculations (tigrt0132m000) session. Aspect If there is more than one aspect linked to a feature, the aspect number distinguishes the different aspects. Aspect The description or name of the code. Description The description or name of the code. Value The value with which the aspect or the calculation result is compared. The entered value is either a return value in the answer group that is linked to the aspect, or an answer to the calculation. Answer The description or name of the code. Feature The description or name of the code. Operator The arithmetic symbol that is used in the constraint. Expression Expression signs indicate the relation between two consecutive constraint lines. The ampersand (&) has priority over the V sign. |