Fixed Identifiers 

Use

Fixed identifiers are predefined values that are defaulted by the system. These can be called up, but values have not been defined for all of them yet. If a value has not been defined, and this is referenced, an error message is issued. If an attempt is made to assign a new value to one of these values in /definition, an error message is also issued (exception: #r).

Syntax:
#[Lower-case letter]

[Lower-case letter]:
A small letter from a to z

Values have been defined for the following fixed identifiers:

Identifier

Description

#d

Day in the month (decimal, 2 characters)

#g

Group name from the processing group "/group" and #r, if specified

#h

Path of the file to be processed

#m

Month in the year (decimal, 2 characters)

#n

Name of the file to be processed (without file extension)

#p

Page number of printout

#r

What the separate page is called (system writes blanks, but a character string can be assigned)

#v

Drive of the file to be processed

#w

Month in the year

#x

File extension of the file to be processed

#y

Year (decimal, 4 characters with century)

 

For an overview of all the commands available for changing templates for BOM evaluation, please refer to Changing Templates for BOM Evaluation.