Unclassifiable Conflict

Definition

Some conflicts cannot be classified and are therefore grouped in a separate category.

Conflicts that occur in connection with restrictable characteristics are also categorized as unclassifiable.

Information

By determining and analyzing the unclassifiable configuration conflicts, the Configuration Engine can provide information about the conflict and possible actions you can take to resolve it.

Conflict Explanation

  • Delivery of the technical name for identifying unclassifiable configuration conflicts: CONFLICT_OTHER

  • Provided that the dependency is involved in the conflict, delivery of the explanation text maintained for the dependency

Conflict Solution

Creation of a list of the characteristic values that were set by the user and caused the conflict.

Example

A configurable computer (see Typical Product Model ).

The conflict is caused by the selection of a value that lies outside the dynamically restricted value range.

Causing the Conflict

  1. User selection: Start of the navigation path Network Card Next navigation step Business End of the navigation path

  2. User selection: Start of the navigation path Processor Next navigation step P100 End of the navigation path

  3. Dependencyset_NetCardexcludes the set values Start of the navigation path Network Card Next navigation step Business End of the navigation path

Conflict Explanation

  • Technical name: CONFLICT_OTHER

  • Long text that is maintained for the dependency set_NetCard : The P100 processor is compatible with the standard network card only.

Conflict Solution

Creation of a list of the characteristic values that were set by the user and caused the conflict:

  • Start of the navigation path Network Card Next navigation step Business End of the navigation path

  • Start of the navigation path Processor Next navigation step P100 End of the navigation path