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Helpful Q! Tip Wrap up

22 Oct

 

Greetings Programs! -- Kevin Flynn (TRON)

We thought it would be helpful to provide A blog that has a wrap up of some very helpful Q! Tips that have been watched by a lot of our customers over the last several years.

These have come to us through the forums, customers, and conversations with other PDM admins through the years. Some of these have been really tough challenges but others have been knowledge each PDM admin should have in their toolbox at all times. We will post more as time permits but to date, we haven't seen a lot of comments on the blogs so we are evaluating the value to the industry. If you find the blogs valuable, add a comment telling us how you use our blogs and Q! Tips.

We haven't thought of everything (yet), but we are always exceeding expectations and developing the best content for the SOLIDWORKS industry. If you have ideas for Q! Tips we could cover, let us know in the comments! There is nothing better than having a community interact with us so bring us your great ideas and thoughts on your toughest challenges in PDM. We are always listening!

Exporting your XML BOM to SQL Server

 

Datacard File listing of all files in the folder and subfolders

Running an SQL Stored Procedure during a PDM transition

Loading a PDM add-in throws the error "Archive server could not open Windows Registry"

Migrate your PDM vault to Azure

Automagically relocate your file vault archives

Stay tuned for future Q! Tip wrap ups.

As always, reach out with any questions, we are happy to help! Schedule a meeting with Tim, or shoot us an email.

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Tim is an all around SolidWorks guru and everything in between. Tim shares HOW TO topics, tips & tricks, using the API to create addins, and expanding the boundaries of the scope of EPDM deployment.