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Is there a best practice approach to define units for properties which are not a physical or SI unit?
For example in an purchase order in which five pallets of a product are ordered, there is a property "OrderQuantity"=5 and the unit would be "pallet".
Should the unit in such cases be defined in the IEC61360, even if SI-based units are recommended to use, or rather in a separate property of type string called e.g. "OrderQuantityUnit"?
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Is there a best practice approach to define units for properties which are not a physical or SI unit?
For example in an purchase order in which five pallets of a product are ordered, there is a property "OrderQuantity"=5 and the unit would be "pallet".
Should the unit in such cases be defined in the IEC61360, even if SI-based units are recommended to use, or rather in a separate property of type string called e.g. "OrderQuantityUnit"?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: