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Ilan_Mor11-Garnet
11-Garnet
November 11, 2021
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CAD Structure

  • November 11, 2021
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Hi

Do you know how can I create a query builder that shows CAD and its structure (see pictures)

 

Thank you

Ilan.M

Best answer by joe_morton

You can't do a multi-level structure, but you CAN get single-level structure. Here is a report I have for something else, but it shows the linking:

joe_morton_1-1636728260934.png

 

You'll note that from the assembly, you link to the child through the child's CAD Document Master. You will want to specify which child CAD Documents to return, or else you will get every version of every child document. You can specify latest to get latest iteration, as well as use a subquery to get latest revision. Together, those will give you the latest version of all single-level children.

 

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ScottMorris17-Peridot
17-Peridot
November 11, 2021

Structure is not supported in query builder reports

https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS20698

joe_morton
18-Opal
joe_morton18-OpalAnswer
18-Opal
November 12, 2021

You can't do a multi-level structure, but you CAN get single-level structure. Here is a report I have for something else, but it shows the linking:

joe_morton_1-1636728260934.png

 

You'll note that from the assembly, you link to the child through the child's CAD Document Master. You will want to specify which child CAD Documents to return, or else you will get every version of every child document. You can specify latest to get latest iteration, as well as use a subquery to get latest revision. Together, those will give you the latest version of all single-level children.

 

    joe_morton
    18-Opal
    joe_morton18-Opal
    18-Opal
    November 12, 2021

    I should add that if you don't need any version-specific data from the Child model, you can stop at the CAD Document Master. That will still get you Name and Number

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