Using relational operators

Use the following relational operators to perform Classification attribute searches. Relational operator Definition For example, if you type = Equal to = 3.0 in the Corner Radius attribute box of the Taper Shank End Cutter subclass, all library objects within the subclass with a corner radius equal to 3.0 are found. You can achieve the same behavior by typing a number. If no value is given after the equal sign, the system searches for all instances where no value is set for the attribute. > Greater than > 3.0 in the Corner Radius attribute box of the Taper Shank End Cutter subclass, all library objects within the subclass with a corner radius greater than 3.0 are found. < Less than < 3.0 in the Corner Radius attribute box of the Taper Shank End Cutter subclass, all library objects within the subclass with a corner radius less than 3.0 are found. >= Greater than or equal to >= 3.0 in the Corner Radius attribute box of the Taper Shank End Cutter subclass, all library objects within the subclass with a corner radius greater than or equal to 3.0 are found. <= Less than or equal to <= 3.0 in the Corner Radius attribute box of the Taper Shank End Cutter subclass, all library objects within the subclass with a corner radius less than or equal to 3.0 are found. != Not equal to != 15.00 in the Diameter attribute box, all library objects with a diameter not equal to 15.00 are found. If no value is given after the equal sign, the system searches for all instances where any value is set for the attribute. – Range 10.00 – 20.00 in the Diameter attribute box, all library objects with a diameter within the range of 10.00 to 20.00 (including the values 10.00 and 20.00) are found. A blank space must precede and follow the hyphen. | OR Walter | Kennametal in the Vendor attribute box of the Taper Shank End Cutter class, all library objects within the class with a vendor of Walter or Kennametal are found. You can use the wildcard character (*) in this type of statement. “” Exact string “blue or green”, Teamcenter searches for the string blue or green. If you type “4 – 10”, Teamcenter searches for the string 4 – 10, not the range 4–10.