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SOLIDWORKS PDMBy default, when this warning is not set to blocking, only those parent files that fulfillthe child reference state condition are selected for transition.To change the state of the parent file, in the Do Transition dialog box, select Changestate.The warning is set to blocking by default for new and upgraded users.This helps avoid situations such as approving an assembly when the referenced parts arenot approved or when the assembly uses obsolete parts.To define child reference state conditions:1. In the Administration tool, click a workflow transition.2. In the transition's Properties dialog box, in the Conditions tab:a) Select <Click here to add a condition>.b) In the conditions list, select Child Reference State.c) Expand Comparison and select a comparison operator.d) Under Value, select the state if you selected the Text Equal To or Text NotEqual To comparison operator.For the Text Compare operator, enter the value in the workflow name.statename format. You can also use wildcard characters to specify the pattern.e) Under Configuration / Path, enter the wildcard characters to specify the filename or file path pattern.Leave Configuration / Path blank to apply the condition to all immediate childreference files.3. Click OK and save the workflow.Logging Out from Windows ExplorerYou can see the name of the logged in user in the File Explorer and log out from Windows ®Explorer.To see the name of the logged in user, hover over .To log out from Windows Explorer:1. Click .2. Click Log Out.Performance Improvements in BrowsingSOLIDWORKS PDM loads the data in the background, which improves the browsingresponsiveness.Browsing folders that have a large number of files is faster due to:• Faster database queries for custom columns.146
SOLIDWORKS PDM• Background loading and incremental loading of the data.When you double-click a folder, SOLIDWORKS PDM loads data in this order:1. All subfolders synchronously. You can browse subfolders while the remaining dataloads in the folder.2. Files with standard columns in the file list.3. Information in custom columns. You can add more custom columns and maintain thesame browsing speed.When you select a file and switch between the Bill of Materials, Contains, and Where Usedtabs, SOLIDWORKS PDM loads the data in the tabs in the background. When you switchto a different file or folder, the background loading stops and loading of the new file orfolder starts.Performance improves significantly for folders with a large number of files or for databaseservers with high latency.Performance Improvements in the SOLIDWORKSPDM Add-inThe SOLIDWORKS PDM task pane tree refreshes faster and the commands in theSOLIDWORKS PDM toolbar are correctly enabled in the task pane instantaneously whenyou select a file.• Data in the task pane tree loads in the background.• When you select a file in the task pane tree, calls to the database are eliminated.In the FeatureManager design tree or in the graphics area, when you right-click a file andselect SOLIDWORKS PDM, the menus are correctly enabled.When you select a file in the graphics area or in the FeatureManager design tree, the filelisted in task pane tree is selected and the commands in the SOLIDWORKS PDM toolbarare correctly enabled.Performance ImprovementsYou can perform the following actions faster:• Logging into the vault when you set a large number of files or folders for automaticcaching.• Viewing the System History of a vault that includes a large number of items.• Opening a file from a folder that includes a large number of files.• Creating a new file or subfolder in a folder that contains large number of files.Reordering Columns in Search ResultsYou can reorder the columns in the search results of the embedded search and the Searchtool. SOLIDWORKS PDM saves the changes to the column ordering.147
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SOLIDWORKS PDM
By default, when this warning is not set to blocking, only those parent files that fulfill
the child reference state condition are selected for transition.
To change the state of the parent file, in the Do Transition dialog box, select Change
state.
The warning is set to blocking by default for new and upgraded users.
This helps avoid situations such as approving an assembly when the referenced parts are
not approved or when the assembly uses obsolete parts.
To define child reference state conditions:
1. In the Administration tool, click a workflow transition.
2. In the transition's Properties dialog box, in the Conditions tab:
a) Select <Click here to add a condition>.
b) In the conditions list, select Child Reference State.
c) Expand Comparison and select a comparison operator.
d) Under Value, select the state if you selected the Text Equal To or Text Not
Equal To comparison operator.
For the Text Compare operator, enter the value in the workflow name.state
name format. You can also use wildcard characters to specify the pattern.
e) Under Configuration / Path, enter the wildcard characters to specify the file
name or file path pattern.
Leave Configuration / Path blank to apply the condition to all immediate child
reference files.
3. Click OK and save the workflow.
Logging Out from Windows Explorer
You can see the name of the logged in user in the File Explorer and log out from Windows ®
Explorer.
To see the name of the logged in user, hover over .
To log out from Windows Explorer:
1. Click .
2. Click Log Out.
Performance Improvements in Browsing
SOLIDWORKS PDM loads the data in the background, which improves the browsing
responsiveness.
Browsing folders that have a large number of files is faster due to:
• Faster database queries for custom columns.
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