I have written a Macro that saves Parts and Products as their in session Part Number.
When ran it causes most parts to have file alerts, which is why I have them turned off with CATIA.DisplayFileAlerts = False.
This macro does exactly what I needed it to do.
Occasionally the Macro will fail in the middle of saving.
I have disabled the file alerts and manually clicked through the alerts to discover that some Parts and Products had symbols in their names, which are unable to be saved, which causes the macro to crash.
It has since started failing again.
Without spending a significant amount of time clicking through file alerts (2,000+ Parts/Products), is their a way to just turn on specific alerts?
The ones I would like to turn off are the two shown below:
Part activates other document save operations.
Do you want to proceed? (Yes)
Part is referenced by other documents in session.
Save As will update the links in session on the new name.
Don't forget to save this documents if you want to keep those links.
You can use Save Management to control the impacts.
Do you want to proceed? (Yes)
When ran it causes most parts to have file alerts, which is why I have them turned off with CATIA.DisplayFileAlerts = False.
This macro does exactly what I needed it to do.
Occasionally the Macro will fail in the middle of saving.
I have disabled the file alerts and manually clicked through the alerts to discover that some Parts and Products had symbols in their names, which are unable to be saved, which causes the macro to crash.
It has since started failing again.
Without spending a significant amount of time clicking through file alerts (2,000+ Parts/Products), is their a way to just turn on specific alerts?
The ones I would like to turn off are the two shown below:
Part activates other document save operations.
Do you want to proceed? (Yes)
Part is referenced by other documents in session.
Save As will update the links in session on the new name.
Don't forget to save this documents if you want to keep those links.
You can use Save Management to control the impacts.
Do you want to proceed? (Yes)