Is it possible to....

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Ben, May 10, 2005.

  1. Ben

    Ben Guest

    Hey,



    Quick question or at least I think it will be. What I am going for is to
    have the revision table on a drawing have the name of the last user to
    up-rev the drawing automatically added to the revision table. Seems it is
    too much to ask to have someone have the discipline to do this on his own,
    this includes me.



    I am having PDM update our revision table and want the name from PDM of last
    person who checked it in to fill in a column in the revisions table. Is it
    possible to populate a column in the revision table from PDM?



    This brings one more question can we make a macro, VBA or other method,
    force the user on a save to fill in the custom properties that are blank
    before allowing them to save? After this is done the utility will recognize
    the fields have been filled and will not prompt the user to fill in the
    fields.



    Thanks,
     
    Ben, May 10, 2005
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  2. We have a note on our drawings that has this in it.

    AUTOMATIC SYSTEMS, INC. JOB# $PRP:"Jobno", SHT# $PRP:"Shtno", $PRP:"SW-Last
    Saved By", $PRP:"SW-Last Saved Date", DWG NAME: $PRP:"SW-File Name"

    This note then gets updated every time someone saves the drawing, along with
    the .static info of the filename, etc. Might help you?

    WT
     
    Wayne Tiffany, May 10, 2005
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  3. Ben

    CS Guest

    Is it possible to populate a column in the revision table from PDM?
    Yes
    Yes

    Are you coding this yourself?

    I would say if you can think of it it can probably be done if you know
    the right people and have enough money.

    This is a pretty custom solution chances are nobody is going to have
    the code already for this.

    Regards,

    Corey

    corey
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    CS, May 10, 2005
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