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Implementing Engineering Standards through Autodesk Vault
Joe CorsonJohn Kavusak
• Manage Templates and Design Data inside Vault
• Automatic file naming
• Property Configuration
• Property Dropdowns
• Property Compliance
• Vault Data Standard
• Property Edits
• Job Server
Class Overview
Create Custom Categories
• Create categories that group like files together
• Categories can define a property set, lifecycle workflow, and a revision scheme for a type of file
• Categories can also help control property compliance
• Create rules for automatic Category selection from CAD
UPD – User Defined Properties
• Types of properties
• Assign properties to categories
• Set initial value
• Create a dropdown list
• Controlling case of property values
• Setting the min and max values
• Configure overrides for categories
• Mapping Vault properties to file properties
Numbering Scheme
• Create smart file names and item numbers based on user specified criteria
• Using an auto-generated sequence insures unique file naming
• Numbering schemes work with design accelerators like frame generator, tube and pipe, and bolted connections
• Numbering schemes also play an important role in the Vault Data Standard and the NEW Copy Design tool
• File names can be automatically assigned in any application with a Vault add-in
Vault Data Standard
• The Vault Data Standard is a data control feature that enforces users to enter data for new or existing files in a standard format
• Works inside of Inventor, AutoCAD, and the Vault client
• Controls category, file naming, property compliance, and file path
• Very easy to use with dropdown pick boxes and text boxes to enter all data in a single form
• From within Vault the data standard can be used to create new blank files populated with property data for virtually any file type
• Available to subscription users of Vault Workgroup and Professional
Job Server
• The Job Server is used to take the dwf creation process away from the check-in process, create dwfs after state or category changes, and to sync properties after a lifecycle change has occurred
• The Job Server consist of two components: Job Queue and the Job Processor
• The Job Queue is the list of files that are to be processed. Files can be submitted to the queue thru Inventor, AutoCAD, Vault, or the AutoLoader.
• The Job Processor is the application that runs to process the files that are in the queue.
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