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Tracking changes to absolute occurrences

The following figure shows how you can track changes to absolute occurrences with incremental changes. Tracking changes to absolute occurrences The possible configurations of occurrence data on A200 (left occurrence) in assembly A100 are as follows: Units 1 through 9: No incremental changes configured. Original occurrence data: Transform=T0,

Note 1=12, Form F-2. Units 10 through 19: Incremental change 1 configured. Transform=T1,

Note 1=12, Form F-2. Unit 20 and above: Incremental change 1, incremental change 2 & incremental change 3 configured. Transform=T2,

Note 1=15, Form F-3. Form F-2 is still attached to the right occurrence of A200. There is no Remove change on the occurrence data, for example, for the transform or note 1. You simply define a new value that overrides the value on the normal relative occurrence. For example, the new value may define an end unit for an incremental change.

Source: https://docs.sw.siemens.com/documentation/external/PL20251212545240207/en-US/tc_help/pse/zyf1737253351290/jji1737253351826/tracking_changes_abs_occs.html · retrieved Sat Jul 11 2026 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)