Attribute ext wrap database output Formulation

Hello

As we all know that ext attributes that are defined as "is Distinct' used in the specification of entry will be wrapped in the production base of formulation.

Can you get it someone please let me know if all custom sections that are part of the entry-level equipment will roll up in the output database?

If so what would be the criteria for the custom sections be rolled-in an output formulation base?

We use version 6.1.1.5

Please let me know

Thank you

Mani

Hi Mathieu,

for the custom section, EAs only on the custom Section with tag 'Attribute of design is' and 'Stands out' check box selected will be deployed until exit and it will not remain as CS format, it will be in the extended attributes section. You can learn more about Oracle® Agile Product Lifecycle Management for process specification Global Management User Guide.

Thank you

Jessie

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