Then, as long as the source Change Document type has not been used for any change documents, you can delete it from the product . If it has been used though it cannot be removed from the product and users need to be told to not use this non-conforming type. It is also possible to modify the life-cycle/attribute rules to not allow a change document of this type from beign entered into the system.
1- Use the pcms_ rename _ product utility to rename the product (removing therefore the space charcater/s). Usage: pcms_rename_product <ExistingProduct> <NewProduct> 2- Subsequently you can delete the product now after the rename operation has been succesful.
The product id must consist only of alphanumeric characters or underscores. The workaround in Dim 8.x or 9.x was to rename the product using the dmcli rename command:
The error message given is: 1386-Error: You do not have the 'Override Process Checks' ( PRODUCT _OVERRIDE_PROCESS_CHECK) privilege to perform this operation You must give the user the "Override process checks" privilege and then they can successfully rename the file.
If you right click on a design part and select rename, only the name of the design part is displayed in edit mode. if you single left click on the design part, then entire product-design name-varient is displayed in edit mode (defect#1). If you then attempt to rename only the design part name (leaving the product name and varient) you get an incorrect error message informing you to not use the @ sign in a name.
