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I-Assembly check-in to Vault 2009 from Inventor 2009
I-Assembly check-in to Vault 2009 from Inventor 2009
Would someone tell step by step progress for check-in the group of .IDW drawings which have been created from one I-assembly. What happened after Check-in was that I found all drawings and parts and sub I-assemblies, in Vault but the main I-assembly was missing. Also the connection between drawing and assembly was not possible. ( Everything have been initially created out of local disc, but somewhere on network disc)
Thanks for every advice
Pavel
Please use Add Project to check in the group of .IDW drawings and its dependences.
Here are the steps:
1.Start Inventor, and log into a vault.
2.Active the vault project with the groups of IDW and its dependences
3.Click File\Vault\Add Project.
4.Click Ok in the Add Project dialog.
BTW, Could you please tell me your check in steps and data structures in the vault project?
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