Thank you sir!
I may take you up on that, Let me do a little more research and get back
to you.
"Mike Martin" wrote in message
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> You could if you knew the structure of the database. It is very possible
to
> query a SQL database if you know SQL. It would then be possible to enter
the
> data into the Properties of the Inventor File.
>
> However, you may want to check to see if your PDM System has an API. If it
> does it should have a built in method for getting data.
>
> I would more than happy to work with you on this. Just send me an email.
>
> Mike Martin
>
> "Dustin Swartz" wrote in message
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> > Hi all,
> > I know very little about the technical details of programming, so
> this
> > is just a general question of feasiblity..
> >
> > I would like to eliminate the task of inputting information twice, once
> into
> > Inventor and then again into our enterprise wide PDM system. I am told
> > that it is a rather difficult task to feed the info from Inventor into
our
> > SQL based system, So what I am wondering about is going the other
> > direction and feeding the info into Inventor instead.
> > Any Ideas??
> > Thanks, D
> >
> >
>
>
