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Enterprise Configuration Revision Control

Question asked by John Layne on Aug 1, 2007
Latest reply on Sep 6, 2007 by Jeff Hallgren

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How does everyone control configuration specific revision control in Enterprise.

Just had a demo, at a clients office, from my VAR this morning and the biggest problem for us is lack of Configuration specific revision control. This was also a problem with Workgroup we did manage a manual workaround that will probably work with Enterprise ---- but it would be nice to know how everyone else handles this issue before we spend the dollars.

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Anthony Offredi Aug 2, 2007 11:51 AM
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We add a suffix to the base part number. It seems to work outpretty well. If you keep the base part number the samethroughout all the configurations, you can rev each"config" independently.
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John Layne Aug 3, 2007 11:50 PM
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Not sure how this will work could you elaborate?
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- Jeff Hallgren @ John Layne on Sep 6, 2007 5:30 PM
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  For beter or worse, we manage the revisions by the drawing. Each config has it's own drawing that is revision managed. When a drawing is "released" the file gets reved, not the specific config. In our business; form, fit, function is the master. If the part is changing and does not meet form, fit, function, it gets a new number.
  
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