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Where can I find a file naming convention?
Naming conventions should be documented so that others in your lab or department can follow this standard. Document naming conventions in a README.txt and keep it with your files! If the file is moved or shared, users will be able to identify the file from its file name.
Is there a naming convention for BIM software?
The producer of the 3D imaging data is highly encouraged to engage the GSA BIM Manager in a discussion of how to apply the naming standard to the specific software being used to process the scans. A naming convention will be established as part of the BEP. The established naming convention will be followed by all project participants.
What are the best practices for file naming?
The following file- naming convention incorporates best practices in electronic records management and information technology. This document explores the general characteristics of records, how records are used and referenced, and the file-naming rules that should be applied to all electronic records.
How are multi-file platforms referred to in BIM?
In this document, the multi-file platforms are referred to as drawing-based file platforms while the other is referred to as project-based file platforms. (PDF – 100.30 KB) for all file naming. This document makes no changes to the existing standards for drawing-based file platforms.
Where do I find the link type definition?
The link type is specified in a type definition XML file that you import to a project collection. To customize or create a link type, use witadmin importlinktype to import the link type definition file to the project collection that hosts your project.
How are link types defined in test management?
You use different link types to form link relationships between different work item types (WITs). There are three categories of link types: system-defined, process-defined, and user-defined or custom. The link types defined in the default processes support link relationships among the test management WITs.
What is the name of the link at the target work item?
Name of the link at the target work item. This name appears when a listing of the links at the target work item appears. Specifies the DirectedNetwork, Network, Tree, or Dependency topology. The first three topologies are directional, and you use them to define subordinate or sequential relationships.