Reg: Model Check Batch Mode in windows

[suganthan.mech]

Hello Buddies

Good Day!!

Hope every one doing fine. I am using Pro/E Wildfire 3.0. I have succesfuly configured model check in interactive mode.

I am about to run a Modelcheck on some thousands of files. Going through on ptc help and the good article from ProfilesMagazin i decided to run modelcheck in batch mode. I use windows platform.

So that i have created a list of files using the

dir *.prt.* *.asm.* *.drw.* /b > list.lst

Then searched to the installation directory /bin. From there i have run modelcheck.bat. Modelcheck window appeared and i choosed "Batch mode" and browsed for the previously created list.lst file. Nothing happened.

It seems I did not get any model check out put report in my current directory. I am not sure Where I did mistake.

Kindly go through my attachment and help me to slove this issue

Any help will be appreciated.

Suganthan Rajamanickam

Pro-e System Analyst

Trane Design Centre, India

Ingersoll Rand
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It seems I did not get any model check out put report in my current directory. I am not sure Where I did mistake.
Kindly go through my attachment and help me to slove this issue
Any help will be appreciated.
Suganthan Rajamanickam
Pro-e System Analyst Trane Design Centre, India
Ingersoll Rand


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It seems I did not get any model check out put report in my current directory. I am not sure Where I did mistake.
Kindly go through my attachment and help me to slove this issue
Any help will be appreciated.
Suganthan Rajamanickam
Pro-e System Analyst Trane Design Centre, India
Ingersoll Rand


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It seems I did not get any model check out put report in my current directory. I am not sure Where I did mistake.
Kindly go through my attachment and help me to slove this issue
Any help will be appreciated.
Suganthan Rajamanickam
Pro-e System Analyst Trane Design Centre, India
Ingersoll Rand


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It seems I did not get any model check out put report in my current directory. I am not sure Where I did mistake.
Kindly go through my attachment and help me to slove this issue
Any help will be appreciated.
Suganthan Rajamanickam
Pro-e System Analyst Trane Design Centre, India
Ingersoll Rand


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