Specify User-Defined SKEYs Acceptable in Data Checks
- Last UpdatedNov 27, 2025
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The symbol used by Isodraft to represent a particular piping component on an isometric drawing is determined by its symbol key (SKEY attribute setting). (See Isodraft for a full explanation of this concept.)
Keywords:
TOLERANCE CATALOGUE SKEY
Description:
When a data consistency check is carried out, the SKEY (if any) for each component is checked to see if it is of a standard type. This syntax lets you specify user-defined SKEYs so that they do not generate errors during data consistency checks.
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TOL CATA SKEY ’JIM’ ’FRED’ ... |
Components with the user-defined SKEYs ‘JIM’, ‘FRED’ will not generate errors caused by unrecognized SKEYs. |
Command Syntax:
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>-- TOLerance CATAlogue SKEY --*-- text ---+-->
Note: Text is case-sensitive; SKEYs are usually, but not necessarily, uppercase characters.
Querying:
>-- Query TOLerance CATAlogue SKEY -->
Outputs current list of user-defined SKEYs to be ignored during data consistency checks.