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October 21, 2015
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Hi all

Is there a way I can change the state Archived to work? I'm using the module "Model manager" and I'm the administrator. I´ve made a mistake clicking "archived" while I was changing the state of an assembly from released to work and now I don´t know how to change it again.

I´m desperate!!

Thanks a lot!

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Best answer by lfortner

If you're admin, don't worry, there is a way to fix it, provided:

- you have some MM database knowledge

- you can use Manager Server CLient

- your application is close to the OOTB

- and you need this just for exception purposes

- etc.

If you're talking just about CAD elements, look at their ACL. The ACL could be named as DT_DOC_ELEM_ACL.

Then look at the DT_STATEFLOW table (Search, Advanced). You will discover the different allowed paths betwen states for specific ACL and users/groups. You may adjust the layout to display User/Group, ACLName, SourceState, DestinationState and you will see that there is not path from archived to work for example. This is design intended and should be respected.

If you're able to add an entry to this table like {USR_GRP:sysadmin, ACL_NAME:DT_DOC_ELEM_ACL, SRC_STATE:archived, DEST_STATE:work, STATE_ORDER:100}, then any member of sysadmin group will be allowed to move from archived to work.

Unfortunately you probably cannot add any entry to this table using Model Manager. But you may use "Manager Server Client" apps for that, provided you know how to use it (log as admininstrator, open your folder, create a $GENERAL DT_STATEFLOW entry, that's all).

But beware:

- this process shortcuts most of functions of the standard design or Model Manager (notifications, business rules, etc.)

- you may avoid it as possible to minimize risks of DB corruption

- you should know what you'e doing

- etc.

Hope this will help you.

M

mmaenpaa

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HI,

The easiest thing to do is just create a new revision.

Mike

R

rfernandez

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Hi Mike,

You can´t be the owner of the part in that state, so you can´t do a new revision with that part again, thats the purpose of the state "archived". If the part is in that state you can't use it again. Also you can't create a copy of that part and save it again with the same name because model manager says that the name of the part already exists.If you create a copy of that part and you change the name of the part, the drawing lose the relation with the part beacuse it's new and you have to create the same drawing again, also if the part is new and you create new revisions with that part the assemblies where you used the previous revisions don't change because they have the "Archived" part. If the state "Archived" is in a drawing you are lost because you can't use the same name again so that drawing is useless for new revisions. As you can see I've tried a lot of posibilities and that problem give me a headache, I can't believe that even being the administrator I can't change the state archived.

M

mmaenpaa

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Hi Rober,

I'm not sure why you are unable to do it. It works for me.

I reserved the file to my packet, loaded the model file, and did a Major Rev save.

I'm now the owner of the new revision and it's in work state.

Mike

L

lfortner

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14-Alexandrite

If you're admin, don't worry, there is a way to fix it, provided:

- you have some MM database knowledge

- you can use Manager Server CLient

- your application is close to the OOTB

- and you need this just for exception purposes

- etc.

If you're talking just about CAD elements, look at their ACL. The ACL could be named as DT_DOC_ELEM_ACL.

Then look at the DT_STATEFLOW table (Search, Advanced). You will discover the different allowed paths betwen states for specific ACL and users/groups. You may adjust the layout to display User/Group, ACLName, SourceState, DestinationState and you will see that there is not path from archived to work for example. This is design intended and should be respected.

If you're able to add an entry to this table like {USR_GRP:sysadmin, ACL_NAME:DT_DOC_ELEM_ACL, SRC_STATE:archived, DEST_STATE:work, STATE_ORDER:100}, then any member of sysadmin group will be allowed to move from archived to work.

Unfortunately you probably cannot add any entry to this table using Model Manager. But you may use "Manager Server Client" apps for that, provided you know how to use it (log as admininstrator, open your folder, create a $GENERAL DT_STATEFLOW entry, that's all).

But beware:

- this process shortcuts most of functions of the standard design or Model Manager (notifications, business rules, etc.)

- you may avoid it as possible to minimize risks of DB corruption

- you should know what you'e doing

- etc.

Hope this will help you.