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| - | The quality test plan export format **JSONV1** ensures maximum compatibility with connected software packages. It is a JSON file (click [[http://www.json.org/json-de.html|here]] for a description) which contains all the information relevant to an inspection plan. JSON files can be read by all common programming languages. The suffix //V1// identifies the file structure as version 1. This file structure is described in this chapter. | + | The test plan export format **JSONV1** contains significantly more information than the CSV and DFD formats. The data format is "JSON" (a description can be found [[http://www.json.org/json-de.html||here]]]), the suffix "V1" indicates version 1 of the contained test plan data structure. JSON can be read with all common programming languages. |
| - | If implemented, your software can also import data from a later version. A later version can include additional information, for example. | + | The JSONV1 export can be initiated either from the user interface (see "User manual > Functions > Export > [[en:infra-convert:user:functions:cplanexport|Export Test Plan]]") or via the start parameter file (see "Configuration and Import > Start Parameter File > [[en:infra-convert:dev:parameter#Export quality test plans and stamped drawings]]). |
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| - | > **Info** We recommend that you use the JSONV1 format rather than the DFD format to connect to your software package. It includes more transferable information and supports all characteristics of #@IC_HTML@#. It also provides the advantage of later versions of the JSONV1 format (after implementation) will also be compatible with your software.\\ \\ You can trigger the export in the start parameter file; see Configuration and Import > Startup Parameter File > [[en:infra-convert:dev:parameter#Export quality test plans and stamped drawings]]. | + | |
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| ^ ToleranceTable | String | Name of the tolerance table\\ **null** No value assigned because parameter does not apply | | ^ ToleranceTable | String | Name of the tolerance table\\ **null** No value assigned because parameter does not apply | | ||
| ^ ToleranceTableColumn | String | Column in the tolerance table\\ **null** No value assigned because parameter does not apply | | ^ ToleranceTableColumn | String | Column in the tolerance table\\ **null** No value assigned because parameter does not apply | | ||
| - | ^ MinMax | String | **min** The nominal value is the lower limit value\\ **max** The nominal value is the upper limit value\\ **None** Not assigned | | + | ^ MinMax | String | **min** Type of limit: Minimum size (the lower limit is given, the upper limit is naturally)\\ **max** Type of limits: Maximum size (the upper limit is given, the lower limit is naturally)\\ **None** Both limit sizes are specified or a limit size specification is not applicable. | |
| ^ Fit | String | Tolerance class\\ **null** No value assigned because parameter does not apply | | ^ Fit | String | Tolerance class\\ **null** No value assigned because parameter does not apply | | ||
| ^ Conditions | String| Modifiers\\ **null** No value assigned because parameter does not apply | | ^ Conditions | String| Modifiers\\ **null** No value assigned because parameter does not apply | | ||
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