You'll need to make 100% sure that all of your files from the semi-isolated
project are not reserved, or checked out in the semi-isolated project mode.
If they are reserved (checked out in semi-iso) when they are added to the
Vault, you'll have problems when you check it out of the Vault and try to
check it back in. Inventor/Vault will tell you something like the file is
checked out already (ironically, it might even be to you - as in your user
name), which can be frustrating.
I'd make sure you use something like Charles Bliss' tool to unreserve all
files and run it through the migration utility to make sure all the files
are healthy for peace of mind.
Brian is saying you'll need to remove the workgroup search paths because
they aren't used in Vault IPJs. Similarly, you'll need to make sure there
are no library or content center paths located within the scope of the
workspace (as subfolders underneath the workspace folder).
I hope that helps answer your questions.
Thanks,
Bob Henry
EDM Support Specialist
Autodesk, Inc.
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When you say remove work group search paths, Should I open and check out
each file to make sure they are clean and then close each one, leaving them
on my workspace and then remove the search paths?
I'm not a big fan of pack-n-go, so I would like to try this way. If I did
pack -n-go doesn't that pull all library parts into that project?