Hello Michael Widemann,

Perhaps the following document will help

docs.sdl.com/.../implementing-segment-identifiers--sids--in-the-json-file-type

Michael Widemann

provided a link to this feature in Worldserver.  The reason for this is that the filetypes Studio uses are also used in our Enterprise systems. and we don't disable or remove features that are irrelevant to Studio... unfortunately!  SID stands for SPICE ID.  In case you don't know, SPICE stands for "Segment Preferred In-context Exact" and this is a feature in Worldserver related to matching in a TM.  So this feature only works with a WorldServer TM, and not with Studio at all.

Hi Steven, hi Paul,

Thanks very much for your answers. You spared me a lot of searching;-) Now I can rest assured that there is nothing for me to do here.

Thanks again,

All the best, Michael

Paul

Could this information get into the online manual for the XML2 file type?

Paul said:

SPICE stands for "Segment Preferred In-context Exact" and this is a feature in Worldserver related to matching in a TM.  So this feature only works with a WorldServer TM, and not with Studio at all.

Daniel

I have suggested it.

Hi @danielhug

Thank you for your feedback!

We've updated these topics with info on the SID option:

• Adding XML Parser rules 
• Configuring JSON file types 

Unknown said:

Could this information get into the online manual for the XML2 file type?

Thanks, 
Catalina