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ModelCheck Behavior

pwilliams-3
11-Garnet

ModelCheck Behavior

I am receiving the following error after I execute the steps below. Has anyone experienced this?

"Attribute MC_ERRORS cannot be propagated to 1210867_--_TUBE_PROP. Modifications made to this attribute in the PDM system will be ignored."

Pro/INTRALINK 3.4 M062 - Mc_Errors is defined here (Integer/version/filebased/default value 0).

Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0 M130

Erroneous Steps:

  1. Open an existing part that already has the MC_ERRORS parameter created (Integer, Designated, Full Access, User-Defined).
  2. Change the MP_Density parameter value.
  3. Save the model.
    1. ModelCheck runs on "Save" and is configured to create/update parameters if they don't exist.
    2. MC_ERRORS equals 1. It is also updated to Locked and ModelCHECK source.
    3. The model is successfully saved.
  4. Mc_Errors for the object in the Pro/INTRALINK Workspace window is still 0????

Expected Behavior:

  1. Create a new empty part that doesn't have the MC_ERRORS parameter.
  2. Change the MP_DENSITY parameter value.
  3. Save the model.
    1. ModelCheck runs on "Save" and is configured to create/update parameters if they don't exist.
    2. MC_ERRORS is created and equals 1.
    3. The model is successfully saved.
  4. Mc_Errors for the object in Pro/INTRALINK Workspace window is 1.

Does anybody have any insight as to why this is happening?

Patrick Williams
Sr. Systems Engineer II
Mechanical Engineering Solutions
Missile Systems
Raytheon Company

+1 520.545.6995(business)
+1 520.545.6399(fax)
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TU/M12/8
6221 S Palo Verde Rd
Tucson, AZ 85706USA
www.raytheon.com



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Check if MC_ERRORS is designated as a parameter on the existing part.
/Bjarne



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I am receiving the following error after I execute the steps below. Has
anyone experienced this?
"Attribute MC_ERRORS cannot be propagated to 1210867_--_TUBE_PROP.
Modifications made to this attribute in the PDM system will be ignored."
Pro/INTRALINK 3.4 M062 - Mc_Errors is defined here
(Integer/version/filebased/default value 0).
Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0 M130
Erroneous Steps:
1. Open an existing part that already has the MC_ERRORS parameter
created (Integer, Designated, Full Access, User-Defined).
2. Change the MP_Density parameter value.
3. Save the model.
1. ModelCheck runs on "Save" and is configured to create/update
parameters if they don't exist.
2. MC_ERRORS equals 1. It is also updated to Locked and ModelCHECK
source.
3. The model is successfully saved.
4. Mc_Errors for the object in the Pro/INTRALINK Workspace window is
still 0????
Expected Behavior:
1. Create a new empty part that doesn't have the MC_ERRORS parameter.
2. Change the MP_DENSITY parameter value.
3. Save the model.
1. ModelCheck runs on "Save" and is configured to create/update
parameters if they don't exist.
2. MC_ERRORS is created and equals 1.
3. The model is successfully saved.
4. Mc_Errors for the object in Pro/INTRALINK Workspace window is 1.

Does anybody have any insight as to why this is happening?

Patrick Williams
Sr. Systems Engineer II
Mechanical Engineering Solutions
Missile Systems
Raytheon Company

+1 520.545.6995 (business)
+1 520.545.6399 (fax)
-

TU/M12/8
6221 S Palo Verde Rd
Tucson, AZ 85706 USA
www.raytheon.com



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Patrick....check out the Knowledge base TPI 134079. This TPI may offer you some insight.

Regaards, Jim

In order to have ModelCheck attributes update, I had to execute these steps:

1) Check out the CAD Object

2) Make the changes to the CAD Object

3) Execute a Regen for the CAD Object

4) Select the ModelCheck regenerate option

5) Save the changes for the CAD Object

6) Check in the CAD Object

Without usingexecuting theRegen option, the ModelCheck attributes would not update correctly.

I was using WF 4 and PDMLink 9.1 M040.

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