Darioun
Mechanical
- Nov 24, 2004
- 9
Hi everybody,
I don't know if someone here is using DBWorks as PDM instead of PDMWorks. It's a Gold Partner solution by MechWorks, an Italian Software developer.
Here we are starting to introduce SW with PDM as an operative instrument after a long period of testing.
We still have some problems though. One in particular s the fact that most of our designer and technicians develop projects putting the files on local hard drives, as accessing the server is too slow, specially with large assemblies. After the job order is closed all the files should be transfered on the server's archive thus loosing all the links in the PDM.
Inside DBWorks there's a script to track lost links but it's a very long procedure since it has to be done for each file in the project.
Does anyone face the same problem? What's the best solution? Except from putting all the files in the server from the first moment.
Our server actualy is a HP Proliant ML350T G3, maybe the machine has to be upgraded to use solidoworks?
Thanks
Luca Fontana
I don't know if someone here is using DBWorks as PDM instead of PDMWorks. It's a Gold Partner solution by MechWorks, an Italian Software developer.
Here we are starting to introduce SW with PDM as an operative instrument after a long period of testing.
We still have some problems though. One in particular s the fact that most of our designer and technicians develop projects putting the files on local hard drives, as accessing the server is too slow, specially with large assemblies. After the job order is closed all the files should be transfered on the server's archive thus loosing all the links in the PDM.
Inside DBWorks there's a script to track lost links but it's a very long procedure since it has to be done for each file in the project.
Does anyone face the same problem? What's the best solution? Except from putting all the files in the server from the first moment.
Our server actualy is a HP Proliant ML350T G3, maybe the machine has to be upgraded to use solidoworks?
Thanks
Luca Fontana