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Re: Custom columns in "Where Used" and "Contains
Charley,
I don't think there's any way to customize these columns. You can submit an enhancement request to add this functionality.
Mike
EPDM 2011 SP2
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Re: Custom columns in "Where Used" and "Contains
Sounds like a plan, where can I do that exactly? (I'm kinda new to this whole thing)
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Re: Custom columns in "Where Used" and "Contains
If you go to your opening page on this portal under "My Support" you will
a section there to submit ER's.
Apparently this has been an issue for a while.
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Re: Custom columns in "Where Used" and "Contains
It's a great idea, and I would also add the capability to create multiple file list column sets and assign each one to a specific file extension(or group of file extensions) or at least to assign them by folder, like data cards.
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Re: Custom columns in "Where Used" and "Contains
Just found out from our VAR that this is not possible:
This is a current limitation.
A PDMWorks® Enterprise file vault can be configured to use three types of customizable column listings for listing file data:
• File List – Creates additional data card variable value columns to the file listing in Explorer.
• Search Result – Creates search result column listings in the search tool.
• Bill of Material – Creates BOM or Drawing lists for CAD files that have references.
(As per the Administration Guide, "Column" article). -
Re: Custom columns in "Where Used" and "Contains
I found this issue listed under SPR 384096. I voted for it. You should too.
Scott
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Re: Custom columns in "Where Used" and "Contains
I find it really odd that there are no options for this. If you really look into data handling on this system the filename is really unimportant aspect of anything.
I made ER and also told our VAR to add us to the mentioned SPR
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Re: Custom columns in "Where Used" and "Contains
Has this issue been resolved in newer versions of EPDM? We're still on 2012.
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Re: Custom columns in "Where Used" and "Contains
in 2014, users can cusomize thier columns for where used and contains tabs by right clicking and adding/removing columns (similar to windows explorer).
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Re: Custom columns in "Where Used" and "Contains
Fixed in 2014, right clicking in the windows gives you options to add/remove colums. "More" takes you to a menu where you can choose any variable.
There is a slight bug where the columns reset when switching folders sometimes, but hitting F5 refreshes and corrects the view.
