User Defined Element Types
- Last UpdatedJan 24, 2022
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Within AVEVA E3D Design the standard set of elements are often used for a variety of purposes. A User Defined Element Type (UDET) allows an element to be created with a more meaningful name, For example an administrator could create clearly defined sub types such as Pipe Lagging, Pipe Painted and Pipe Heated.
The hierarchy of elements which make up a UDET within the Lexicon database is shown below.

User Defined Element Type World (UDETWL)
Is a top-level administrative element. As well as the standard AVEVA E3D Design attributes, this has a Description (DESC) attribute which can contain up to 120 characters of text.
A UDETWL may hold User Defined Element Type Group (UDETGR) elements or individual UDET definition elements. A UDETGR has the same attributes as a UDETWL.
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- User Defined Element Type Attributes
- Create a User Defined Element Type Definition
- Redefine the Owner and Member List
- Hide System Attributes
- Delete a User Defined Element Type Definition
- UDATLS Pseudo Attribute on a User Defined Element Type
- Presentation within the Constructor Modules and ADMIN
- Use of TYPE at the Programmable Macro Language Level
- Collections and Expressions
- Change Type on an Instance
- User Defined Element Type Check
- Purge Report on Multiple Database
- Specification Selection
- GTYP