Content center "Standard Organization list Cleanup"

Content center "Standard Organization list Cleanup"

jaypieper
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Content center "Standard Organization list Cleanup"

jaypieper
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Has anyone found the location of the standard organization file location? I am trying to delete some of the options that was created at the beginning. I want to tidy it up so it is easier to use and mange. The list is quite long even tough it is cropped. 

 

Thanks

 

J

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Anonymous
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The path for your CC files should really be controlled by your project file (under FOLDER OPTIONS).

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Anonymous
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You can also try to find the answer here, think this will be useful:

 

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-forum/content-center-file-locations/td-p/2834585

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jaypieper
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Sorry i left one important part out. I am using Vault to organize my CC and other files. Do i have to go into vault to modify the list?

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Mark.Lancaster
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@Anonymous

 

The OP is not looking for where their content center files are going or where they are located..  They are looking for the file that controls standard organization information when you're authoring a content center part for tube & pipe, structural and etc..

 

@jaypieper

 

I thought it was in a given folder but I just checked and its not there..  If you give me a few minutes I will run the process and see if I can find it.

 

Update:  @jaypieper  The information is actually written in the given read/write content center library that was used to publish the content center component..  So with Vault its written in the SQL database.    Which means you would need to edit the SQL database to clean it up.  However if you do that, you void your support from Autodesk (if they found out)..  Smiley Very Happy

Mark Lancaster


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