move pro/e files to Intralink
move pro/e files to Intralink
(OP)
My company decided to move existing pro/e files (several hundreds) to an Intralink vault. I've been appointed to coordinate this job. I do have an overall plan how to do this but any suggestion from peopele who's gone through this process would be more than welcome. We are using Wildfire 2 and Intralink 3.4.
I know that I have to start first with top level assy drawings. I have to open them up first (one by one in Pro/E) save them in workspace and then check them in to the vault. The big thing is actually to populate with attributes every file that is checked in. Is there any way to have this operation done for batch files.
We have never use any PDM system before. We had a certain degree of dicipline in naming and sorting our files.
What other things should I consider before I start moveing these files into the Vault?
Thanks!
ediushu
I know that I have to start first with top level assy drawings. I have to open them up first (one by one in Pro/E) save them in workspace and then check them in to the vault. The big thing is actually to populate with attributes every file that is checked in. Is there any way to have this operation done for batch files.
We have never use any PDM system before. We had a certain degree of dicipline in naming and sorting our files.
What other things should I consider before I start moveing these files into the Vault?
Thanks!
ediushu





RE: move pro/e files to Intralink
Standard components
project specific components
sub-assemblies
assemblies
drawings
That way the system should use the parts already in Intralink for its dependencies as higher level files are loaded.
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RE: move pro/e files to Intralink
ediushu
RE: move pro/e files to Intralink
To do so, highlight all parts (and sub-assemblies) in the model tree, right click & Edit Parameters.
Then you can add the parameters to all files of the main assembly, and give them a default value. If you need to modify the attributes individually afterwards, you can either do it through Wildfire or Intralink.