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If a component is installed within an assembly and this component is defective for whatever reason, it can happen that the checkout and checkin are grayed out/deactivated for the component in the Vault Addin. As a result, the above buttons are also grayed out/deactivated in the assembly. Instead, a checkin/checkout should be possible in the assembly + a note in the dialog that component X is not available or needs to be repaired.
@ihayesjrNo, I can understand that the buttons are switched off on the part. But at the assembly with e.g. 300 parts, check-out should not simply be prohibited. Instead, check-in and check-out should be possible, with a message Part X must be handled.
Check-out is disabled because if you edit the assembly, you have to have it checked out already. Possibly along with the component if it is not new.
Check-in, on the other hand, is working correctly. You have an assembly using a broken sub-component. We can't check in the assembly if the component is not working correctly.
