Path Key Range for Element Edit MEC3

Use this screen to define the ranges for specific path keys (Account code parts) to be used in your security set up. The ranges defined here can later be combined into security groups using Access codes.

Enter the following fields:

In From Path Key, enter the path key parameters to define the beginning of the range for the new path key definition. The range entered must not overlap any existing ranges. Otherwise, a warning message appears.

The from path key codes entered must not be greater than the to path key codes.

In To Path Key, enter the path key details to define the end of the range for the new path key definition. The range entered must not overlap any existing ranges. Otherwise, a warning message appears. If left blank, the system uses the parameters from 'From Path Key'.

In New Parent, enter the current parent element name along with the associated description.

Screen Specific Actions

Action	Use
DISPLAY STRUCTURE	Click Display \| Structure to display the Structure List screen MECA for viewing a list of structures, or inserting or amending a new structure.
DISPLAY CONTROL	Click Display \| Control to display the Structure Control List screen MECC to list path codes associated with a structure. From this screen, access the Structures Control screen (MECD) for adding a path code to a structure.
DISPLAY ELEMENT	Click Display \| Element to display the Element List screen MECE to list elements associated with the selected structure code. From this screen, access the Element Definition screen MECF to add another element.
DISPLAY ICA ELEMENT	This action is only available if using ICA. Click Display \| ICA Element to display the Intra Company Account List screen MECI, which lists any BTZ elements and associated ICA management codes to which you can add or amend details.

If not described elsewhere in this topic, click in the field and press F1 to view a description. See Common Fields for more information.

Fast prompt allows you to quickly view a list of options for certain fields.

NOTE Field visibility can be defined by your System Administrator, so not all fields documented may be shown.

See Using the Command Line on opening the screen without going through the menu.