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journal - Create new file in TC

journal - Create new file in TC

journal - Create new file in TC

(OP)
Hello everybody,

I write journal for create new componets in existing assembly.
I want save new components in the assembly folder.
For native find this folder is easy:

CODE --> vb

currentPath = Path.GetDirectoryName(workPart.FullPath)
currentFile = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(workPart.FullPath) 
I have problem with find it in TC.

I only know formula for select these folder:

CODE --> vb

theSession.PdmSession.SetDefaultFolder("user:BaseFolder:EndFolder") 


I can't find something like (f.ex.)
theSession.PdmSession.GetFolder ("@DB/myfile/A")

Maybe somebody know, which I have to use formula

Best regards

Michał Nowak

NX9 & Tc10

RE: journal - Create new file in TC

Why would you need to care about folders in a database environment ?

RE: journal - Create new file in TC

(OP)
Beceuse I have structure with folder in TC.
Par example: User:Home:InsideProject:ProjectNumber:Elements
Somebody create this some years ago and I must fit to this structure

Best regards

Michał

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