Hi Toni,
You can find information on how to create Query Builder Report in Help Center. Please refer the below tutorial link.
http://support.ptc.com/cs/help/windchill_hc/wc101_hc/index.jspx?id=QBTutorialRef&action=show
You can find lot of sample reports here ReportingResource for reporting
Thanks,
Bhagirath
Hi
I am looking at the different license types in Windchill.
Is there a type of license that allows someone to raise an issue within the tool without needing a full license?
While we have a limited set of users that will participate in the change process (review, design, release etc) we would like most people in the organization to be able to raise an issue with a document.
Thanks for this and please let me know the possible solutions.
Regards
Shane
I am currently able to see only the below options
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And i need the below search criteria too
Hi All,
I just want to ask how how to fix this error while registering application in WWGM.
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Thank you,
Luar
Hi Luar,
Is "Non local drive is selected for Windchill File System"?
If YES,
You can also refer to TS Article CS167483 (https://support.ptc.com/appserver/cs/view/solution.jsp?n=CS167483)
Let me know, if you still observe the issue.
Regards,
Pankaj Mooteri
Product Manager - PTC
Hello Pankaj,
I already change the directory to unshared folder on my local. But I cannot register the Application the error still prompt.
Thank you,
Luar
Windchill has Heavy User and Light User licenses.
There have been prior discussions on differentiation between the 2.
But basically, those who create Windchill content (CAD users) require a heavy license. Those who only look at data can use a Light license.
Take a look at these:
The Transmitted Data gadget now provides a drill down view on the execution status of the reports sent to PTC.
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Click the title on the TRANSMITTED DATA gadget or select Transmitted Data from the Go to page list on the dashboard to access the Transmitted Data page. The Transmitted Data table shows details on the frequency, execution time and status of the reports. The Details section will provide insight in the event there are failures or warnings which require further action. Follow this link to learn more.
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Note: Execution time and Frequency are additions introduced in Windchill 11.0 M010, so systems running on earlier releases will report N/A for these two attributes.
The change Task is not a Releasable Object. If you want to publish ( I mean ESI) you have to have some workflow expression to publish the ECN related to Change task.
Sudhakar
Walid, it might be good to cross-post this to the Performance Advisor for PTC Windchill group.
Also, do you know how long this data is preserved? Is everything older than say 90 days dropped off? If so, how does that impact the counters? Thanks.
Hi All,
I am configuring the Custom CAD Worker following the PTC article ( https://support.ptc.com/appserver/cs/view/solution.jsp?n=CS40919). As mentioned in the article, I have to create a command line utility or script that can take an AutoCAD DWG file as an input and create PDF as Output.
Did anyone has configured this setup in your environment? Please share the steps to configure the utility or Script. There are third party tools for conversion but I don't want to use them.
Thanks,
Bhagirath
Thank you for that insight Tom. Adding the field "Description" to a Saved Search did the trick!
Does anyone in the Windchilverse use PDMLink to manage their Adobe InDesign data?
If so how?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Hello,
Is there anyway to construct a url such as: http://windchill/Windchill/search?keyword=123
So that it will bring me to windchill search result page according to given condition?
Thanks a lot!
Cauly
I need to write script which will gather information on how tables are connected .
For example, Consider WTPART table i want get list of tables it is connected with and how it is connected.
Thank you in Advance.
Hi Stephen,
As others have asked, can you please describe what you have done, eg. setup another dedicated PC (or VM) as some kind of worker (how?), with what software installed on it ?, and then what configurations were needed on the server to get it all to work ?
Also, are you still using v9.1 or is this in v10.x ?
Thanks in anticipation,
Nick
Hi Joseph,
The object you are searching might be at -1 revision, but the value does not exist in Revision series.
Have you made any changes to the Revision series?
Thanks,
Bhagirath
We have been struggling, as most of you have with the disabling of the NPAPI in the the browsers. My question is, does anyone have a working configuration, ie. Creo 2, Windchill 10.2, Chrome, etc. Adding files to Windchill manually is becoming a nightmare. Any help is appreciated.
That will be difficult. The Windchill database doesn't use foreign key constraints, so there's no easy way to get a list of which table references which other tables.
Though, you may be able to use the classnamekey columns to get this information. For each foreign key column in a table, there is a corresponding classnamekey column that holds the name of the table that the foreign key references. For example, the ida3masterreference column of WTPart is a foreign key to the WTPartMaster table. There is a corresponding column in WTPart named classnamekeymasterreference which contains the text 'wt.part.WTPartMaster'. As another example, the ida3containerreference column of WTPart contains a foreign key to the container context of the part (which could be a product, project, library, etc). The corresponding classnamekeycontainerreferen column will contain text like 'wt.pdmlink.PDMLinkProduct', 'wt.projmgmt.admin.Project2', or 'wt.inf.library.WTLibrary', depending on the type of container.
What you could do is get a list of all the columns beginning with classnamekey for each table. Then, for each of these columns, get a list of the distinct values in that column. From that, you can figure out how the tables are connected.
