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17-Peridot
May 15, 2015
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Can we install Creo 3 without the datecode folder to allow for mapping of config files to text folder?

  • May 15, 2015
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In our company, IT copies our config files to the text folder of ProE every time someone logs into their computer. However, in Creo 3, we noticed the folder structure is by datecode. This makes it much harder for an automated system to map through a folder structure that is changing every few months and where some users may be on different date codes than others. Any suggestions?

Thanks!


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Best answer by jwagh

yes. Thank you. I was able to figure it out. I used:

@echo off

set install_loc=C:\PTC\Creo 3.0

for /d %%a in ("%install_loc%\*") do (

  copy "****network folder****\config.pro" "%%a\Common Files\text\" /Y

  copy "****network folder****\config.sup" "%%a\Common Files\text\" /Y

)

@echo on

1 reply

14-Alexandrite
May 16, 2015

Hi Joseph,

At least for Creo 2 you can setup the batch file to recognize the date code version you are using so you don't need to modify the batch file after each update.

See slide 33 on this presentation: http://communities.ptc.com/servlet/JiveServlet/download/3205-5-45122/CUST134_Creo_Creo_Admin_101_Haigh.pdf


I hope it works for Creo 3 as well. Let me know if you got it working.

22-Sapphire I
May 29, 2015

Joseph,

You can use batch file as refer the PDF suggested by Jari

jwagh17-PeridotAuthorAnswer
17-Peridot
May 29, 2015

yes. Thank you. I was able to figure it out. I used:

@echo off

set install_loc=C:\PTC\Creo 3.0

for /d %%a in ("%install_loc%\*") do (

  copy "****network folder****\config.pro" "%%a\Common Files\text\" /Y

  copy "****network folder****\config.sup" "%%a\Common Files\text\" /Y

)

@echo on