2022-01-24
chem
About change to using one-byte alphanumeric characters for product name, level name, etc. in chemSHERPA data entry support tool for articles(Partially revised)
This content has been revised in 2022-06-06.
The product name of Requester which was under consideration shall be as follows(2022-01-24 Revised).
We will promote the conversion of local languages (double-byte characters) to one-byte alphanumeric characters in order to meet the standards with .IEC62474 (global support).
In principle, product names under product/Component information in the General Window, and Level/name in the Composition window, must be entered using one-byte alphanumeric characters. Note, however, that the error check will follow a phased implementation as shown below.
Tool version (release) |
General | Composition | ||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
product name of requester | Product Name | Level Name | Component Name | |||||
Entry CHK |
2-byte character mode | Entry CHK |
2-byte character mode | Entry CHK |
2-byte character mode | Entry CHK |
2-byte character mode | |
2.03.00 (Old version) |
WARNING | OFF | WARNING | OFF | N/A | OFF | N/A | OFF |
2.04.00 (Current version) |
↓ | ↓ | ↓ | OFF locked |
WARNING | ↓ | WARNING | ↓ |
2.05.00 (Winter FY2021) |
↓ | OFF locked |
ERROR | ↓ | ↓ | ↓ | ↓ | ↓ |
2.06.00 (Summer FY2022) |
↓ | ↓ | ↓ | ↓ | ↓ | OFF locked |
↓ | OFF locked |
2.07.00 (Winter FY2022) |
ERROR | ↓ | ↓ | ↓ | ERROR | ↓ | ERROR | ↓ |
- Entry CHK: Tool error check
N/A: No check is performed for other than one-byte alphanumeric characters.
WARNING: Other than one-byte alphanumeric characters will trigger a warning.( Approved data can be output)
ERROR: Other than one-byte alphanumeric characters will trigger an error (Approved data cannot be output). - 2-byte character mode: Two-byte character permission mode
OFF: Only one-byte alphanumeric characters are allowed by default. Two-byte characters may be used by switching the entry mode manually.
OFF locked: Entry mode fixed to one-byte alphanumeric characters (no two-byte character mode).