copying and renaming multiple files

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Ryan Hay - SDSI, Sep 2, 2003.

  1. we have a large project where we need to copy and reanming a large number of
    file

    so for example a parts numbers is 100-000-001 - 100-000-099

    now is copied and reanmed to 101-000-001

    outside of SW explorer is there something better?
     
    Ryan Hay - SDSI, Sep 2, 2003
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  2. Ryan Hay - SDSI

    Mike Guest

    copy all the files to the diff dir.

    and then simple open Dr.DOS prompt/window and type following

    rename 100-000-0??.* 101-000-0??.*

    Mike
     
    Mike, Sep 2, 2003
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  3. yes exactly and what i have has many external refrences.
     
    Ryan Hay - SDSI, Sep 2, 2003
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  4. Ryan Hay - SDSI

    Heikki Leivo Guest

    we have a large project where we need to copy and reanming a large number
    of
    Hello Ryan,

    We have a product, CopyWorks, which could solve your problem. CopyWorks is
    designed to copy assemblies and all related drawings to new location. All
    files can be renamed before copying either manually or automatically. The
    user interface of CopyWorks can be modified to your needs or different user
    cases. You can, for example, create user input fields for "customer",
    "project", "position", "part number" etc, and define that file names should
    be of form project-position-partnumber. Then you can use the input fields to
    fill in the mentioned custom properties in per-file or per-assembly basis.
    The file names are then automatically updated for each file. CopyWorks looks
    in the assembly folder and seeks for all drawings, then it will find out
    which drawing is related to which model. When the model is finally copied,
    all model and drawing references are updated, and voilá, you have a new
    assembly which has no references to the old assembly.

    Please see our product description in http://www.cadworks.fi/eng/index.html,
    select CopyWorks from the menu.

    Kind regards,
    Heikki Leivo
    SolidWorks Support
    CadWorks OY
     
    Heikki Leivo, Sep 3, 2003
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