Batch Audit

Batch Audit

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Batch Audit

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I am needing to audit all drawings as they come in from our consultants, is there a batch audit app anyone has used or developed? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Message 2 of 11

Anonymous
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What exacly do you need to do?
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Message 3 of 11

Anonymous
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The drawings that come in from consultants and are xrefed into our drawings have a lot of errors. I need to audit these drawings and would like to do so by choosing several files, or a folder of drawings all at once. Is that clearer? thanks.
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Anonymous
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I guess what you are asking is how do you:
1. open each file
2. do the stuff that you need
3. save the file
4. and then close the file
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Message 5 of 11

Anonymous
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Basically yes.
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Message 6 of 11

Anonymous
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Give this a shot. This will audit every drawing in the selected folder (and
that folder's sub-folders).


Matt W
"I did absolutely nothing, and it was everything I thought it could be."
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Message 7 of 11

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Here are a couple of dvb files we use to batch process that may help you.
Both allow you to browse for folders/sub folders and add files as needed.
Both give you the option to save the dwg file after processing.
BatchProcessVBA.dvb requires you to supply your own VB code as needed.
BatchProcess.dvb assumes you have a lisp routine containing the necessary
processing code and gives you a way to specify the name of that routine.


Chris


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Basically yes.
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Message 8 of 11

Anonymous
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Thanks, it works great.
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Message 9 of 11

Anonymous
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when i run the Batch_Audit I get a Filer error?
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Message 10 of 11

Anonymous
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is this Filer error because of Const MAX_LEN = 260? Can this constant be adjusted, or is 260 used for a specific reason?

please advise ...
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Message 11 of 11

Anonymous
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and i seem to be missing the appropriate libaries to run this macro?
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