Developing requirements > Unstructured (flat file) import
Example: How are the property assignments used?
This example uses the following values for the property assignments section of the configuration file for Word:
<PropertyAssignments>
<add name = "[[]P:TXT:*[]]" databasename = "body_text" AssignedTo = "[[]ID:REQ-[0-9]{6}[]]^[[]CID:PAR-[0-9]{6}[]]"/>
<add name = "[[]P:Description:*[]]" databasename = "object_desc" AssignedTo = "[[]ID:REQ-[0-9]{6}[]]"/>
</PropertyAssignments>
The following information shows how some of the settings are used in the property assignments section.
| Text in property settings section | How is the setting used? |
|---|---|
<add name = "[[]P:Description:*[]]" databasename = "object_desc" AssignedTo = "[[]ID:REQ-[0-9]{6}[]]"/> |
In the unstructured document, you assign the [ID:REQ-000200] requirement revision identifier and the [CID:PAR-000200] paragraph revision identifier. You type the property setting in the following format in the unstructured document to set the Description property for the requirement revision: [ID:REQ-000200] / [P:Description:Requirement description] / [CID:PAR-000200]. Because the identifier matches the regular expression used for the property assignment, after the import to Teamcenter, the Description property of the requirement revision is set to "Requirement description". |
Related Topics
- Assign additional property values for the requirement objects in the unstructured document
Source: https://docs.sw.siemens.com/en-US/doc/282219420/PL20251212545240207.plm00038/xid821995 · retrieved Fri Jul 10 2026 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)