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JBJustin Binkley20/06/2008
I have a question pertaining to duplicate files names and
there effects on a future PDM system such as PDMworks. For instance
I have two seperate sldprt files. Within both of these sldprt files
there are configurations of each that have the same configuration
name. Will a PDM system see the configuration as an own files
rather than a file inside the generic sldpart file making duplicate
file naming an issue?
It can also be view as this:
I have sldprt files A & B. Within part A I have a config named 1. IWithin part B I have a config named 1. Is this possible and if so it is a bad practice?
I did find out you cannot have derived config. of the same name within the individual generic sldprt file. Wish you could. see below for some futher explination.
files name Pipe-10S
Config.
6" Nom.
derived config.
1" long
2" long
3" long
4" long
5" long
6" long
Config.
8" Nom.
derived config.
1" long
2" long
3" long
4" long
5" long
6" long
Thanks,
It can also be view as this:
I have sldprt files A & B. Within part A I have a config named 1. IWithin part B I have a config named 1. Is this possible and if so it is a bad practice?
I did find out you cannot have derived config. of the same name within the individual generic sldprt file. Wish you could. see below for some futher explination.
files name Pipe-10S
Config.
6" Nom.
derived config.
1" long
2" long
3" long
4" long
5" long
6" long
Config.
8" Nom.
derived config.
1" long
2" long
3" long
4" long
5" long
6" long
Thanks,