Hi Randy,
If you want to import your VDDT models to TELSA you will need to have standardized codes for all your definitions. The easiest way to do this is to let Path generate the unique codes for you and then preserve the intermediate VDDT database after you do a run. This database will have unique codes for all of the definitions.
To generate a VDDT database with unique codes do the following:
1. Import your VDDT database into Path with the use VDDT definition codes checkbox deselected.
2. Once you are ready to run your models in Path set the VDDT Output property for the scenario you are running to Retain intermediate VDDT files. This can be done in the Advanced tab of the scenario properties under VDDT Settings, VDDT Output. The folder where the VDDT output is saved is set under File | Preferences.
3. After you run the model navigate to your VDDT output directory and there will be a VDDT database there. All definitions will have the unique codes generated by Path. The default name for the automatically generated database will be VDDT_Scenario-(ScenarioID).mdb for example: VDDT_Scenario-51.mdb
4. You can then export your VDDT projects from this database to TELSA using the “Export for TELSA” feature in VDDT.
Leonardo