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Multiple Inventor versions in one Vault

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David_Orchard
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Multiple Inventor versions in one Vault

Hi all

We are in the process of upgrading our Inventor to AIS2012 and are using the Vault basic.

Now the problem we will encounter is we have a couple of clients still on 2010 and one on 2011. So we need to have all 3 Inventors loaded on our PC's which is no problem in itself but we need to keep certain clients vaults and projects from being accidentally updated to a newer version of Inventor.

Does any one have a best practice on preventing this from happening? Or is there a tool that locks a particular clients vault from being accessed by a different version of Inventor? If this makes sense.

 

Regards

Dave

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Message 2 of 4

Hello Dave,

 

I am not aware of a program that will block certain versions of Inventor from updating files inside the vault that are specific to an older release of Inventor.  Unsure if it is a safe assumption or not, but if the individuals have a specific release of Inventor on their machine with no other version of Inventor you could grant those users full control to the files in question and leave it as read-only for the other users.  This would not work if you have a mixed release of Inventor on various client machines.

 

Thanks,

Jim


James McMullen
Principal SQA Eng.
Message 3 of 4
CAD-One
in reply to: David_Orchard

If there isnt a great solution the atleast creating Multiple vaults on same server might be good to try.
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JamesMcMullen
in reply to: CAD-One

Using multiple Vaults is a good idea.  However, there is no way to really merge them when you move groups.  You will end up having to do a get latest on your assemblies and add them to the other vault.

 

-Jim


James McMullen
Principal SQA Eng.

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