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CHASEONHO18-Opal
18-Opal
January 21, 2020
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How to check Creo DESC?

  • January 21, 2020
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Hi,

When start creo, if there are multiple *.psf file you can select creo desc in dialog.

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Where can I find the DESC information I selected when starting in Creo?

 

Thanks,

 

Warm Regards,

SeonHo Cha

Best answer by MartinHanak

Hi,

I know from your answer that I misunderstood your original question 😞

Note:

If you couldn't use PTC_WF_ROOT variable to distinguish psf files then you can define user-defined variable at the end of psf file, for example ENV=PSF_DESC=PDMLink_1_session and check its value in System window launched from Creo session using set PSF_DESC command.

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MartinHanak24-Ruby III
24-Ruby III
January 21, 2020

Hi,

description is located on 4th line in psf file.

By default it is ... DESC=Creo Parametric (default)

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    Mahesh_Sharma22-Sapphire I
    22-Sapphire I
    January 21, 2020

    @CHASEONHO 

    As Martin pointed, it is in psf for DESC or you can see that on GUI for setup wizard on reconfiguration of Creo Parametric. 

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    CHASEONHO18-OpalAuthor
    18-Opal
    January 22, 2020

    Thanks for all the answers.

     

    The problem we face is related to PDMLINK.
    PDMLINK has split * .psf to run Creo in unequal sessions.
    (For example, use pdm_parametic1.psf, pdm.pdm_parametric2.psf, and DESC is the same as the filename.)

     

    The intention of the question was that it was difficult to tell which psf the sessions run during the design at CREO used.

     

    There was no way to verify it directly, but I found another way.

     

    First, set cache location diffrently in *.psf file.(ENV=PTC_WF_ROOT/CACHE...)

    You can check the specified cache location in the Cache tab of Server Management to see which * .psf was running.

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    Thanks,

    Warm Regards,

    SeonHo Cha

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    MartinHanak24-Ruby IIIAnswer
    24-Ruby III
    January 22, 2020

    Hi,

    I know from your answer that I misunderstood your original question 😞

    Note:

    If you couldn't use PTC_WF_ROOT variable to distinguish psf files then you can define user-defined variable at the end of psf file, for example ENV=PSF_DESC=PDMLink_1_session and check its value in System window launched from Creo session using set PSF_DESC command.

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