Thank you in advance.
Not sure if this is the proper way to address this. Don't know if this is a MARKER??? issue, or WHAT it would be called in Solidworks.
I am opening up files and seems 90% of my work is all of a sudden incorrect. It is like Solidworks is pulling files in most of my assembly from the WRONG directories.
Is there a way to remedy this? Maybe my cache needs to be cleaned up or something. I wasn't having a problem before, but ALL of a sudden. Not sure if there is a setting that CLEARS cache EVERY TIME you start Solidworks.
I am working off a Solidworks Workgroup PDM vault, plus my personal Drive, NOW, the Admin has created ANOTHER Vault. Seems 3 different Vaults to work with.
The Administrator very much enjoys us to PACK AND GO assemblies when we need to make a new version or update, then save the new version in a NEW folder. To me, this seems it would disconnect the assemblies. Rather I would feel configurations is the way to go. NOT sure if all this PACK AND GO is my problem.
HELP!!!
Not sure if this is the proper way to address this. Don't know if this is a MARKER??? issue, or WHAT it would be called in Solidworks.
I am opening up files and seems 90% of my work is all of a sudden incorrect. It is like Solidworks is pulling files in most of my assembly from the WRONG directories.
Is there a way to remedy this? Maybe my cache needs to be cleaned up or something. I wasn't having a problem before, but ALL of a sudden. Not sure if there is a setting that CLEARS cache EVERY TIME you start Solidworks.
I am working off a Solidworks Workgroup PDM vault, plus my personal Drive, NOW, the Admin has created ANOTHER Vault. Seems 3 different Vaults to work with.
The Administrator very much enjoys us to PACK AND GO assemblies when we need to make a new version or update, then save the new version in a NEW folder. To me, this seems it would disconnect the assemblies. Rather I would feel configurations is the way to go. NOT sure if all this PACK AND GO is my problem.
HELP!!!