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hugoxu1-Visitor
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October 16, 2013
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why the .prt version chang ,??

  • October 16, 2013
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one .prt has open in the cero 2.0, when i click the save button, the back file name would be chang to 2 from 1, ........but l have do notthing or no add new featrue in the .prt .

why the .prt version chang ,?? which config option can control ?


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Best answer by ptc-5008082

It does with the config option left on the default of changed_and_specified, as by saying Save you are 'specifying it'

If you have it set as changed_and_updated, then if you have not changed it, on save you get the message

"xxx has not been saved because it hasn't changed."

This is on WF4 not connected to a data management system

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ptc-50080821-Visitor
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October 16, 2013

config option save_objects

try option changed_and_updated

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dgschaefer21-Topaz II
21-Topaz II
October 16, 2013

This is simply how Creo works, every save generates a new file with an incremental change in the version number. You may not have changed the file, but you did tell Creo to save, so it saved it in the same way it always does.

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ptc-50080821-VisitorAnswer
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October 16, 2013

It does with the config option left on the default of changed_and_specified, as by saying Save you are 'specifying it'

If you have it set as changed_and_updated, then if you have not changed it, on save you get the message

"xxx has not been saved because it hasn't changed."

This is on WF4 not connected to a data management system

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    hugoxu1-VisitorAuthor
    1-Visitor
    October 17, 2013

    thank you very much.

    The puzzle had solved,

    and what difference between changed_and_updated, changed .

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