The order in which the work of a whole program is to be carried out across all ofits designs: columns installed, boreholes drilled, samples taken, measurements made.One object holds one order, so whether one feature is produced after a second andbefore a third is answered from a single series of numbers, wherever the three aredesigned. Declare it in the program's design slot, after the designs it orders. Adiggs:ClearanceConstraint on the program (a minimum spacing to fresh work, a minimumage before adjacent work) attaches through programSpecificationRef.
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<element name="DesignProductionSequence" type="diggs:DesignProductionSequenceType" substitutionGroup="diggs:AbstractProgramDesign"><annotation><documentation>The order in which the work of a whole program is to be carried out across all of its designs: columns installed, boreholes drilled, samples taken, measurements made. One object holds one order, so whether one feature is produced after a second and before a third is answered from a single series of numbers, wherever the three are designed. Declare it in the program's design slot, after the designs it orders. A diggs:ClearanceConstraint on the program (a minimum spacing to fresh work, a minimum age before adjacent work) attaches through programSpecificationRef.</documentation></annotation></element>