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Hi,
in Windchill, we have several workspaces. Each workspace has some sub folders.
In the table view, if I want to search "*.drw". I can only see drawings inside my current folder. But nothing from the sub folders.
Did we setup something wrong?
Thanks
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All right a solution was found. But not as straightforward as I would expected. To get all the drawings. first I selected the General assembly which contained all the models. Then I added this General assembly into my workspace. In the next page, I selected to include all drawings and parts. All drawings related to the model were saved to local workspace.
I just don't get it why Windchill cannot make the behaviour like Windows explorer.
Can you provide us more informations about your use-case?
A user workspace doesn't have sub-folder which is in-line with what you observe.
Thanks for replying.
Yes, Workspace consists of both local and server side. Local workspace has no sub folder. Just a flat structure. But in common space under the project , there are sub folders on the server side for each workspace.
I need to recreate all the PDFs for all drawings under this workspace. So I tried to pull all of them from server side to my local workspace, but I couldn't find a way to display all them in common space.
Are you using a Product area or a Project?
We are a company based on projects. Only library parts are in the production area. All the rest are in project.
All right a solution was found. But not as straightforward as I would expected. To get all the drawings. first I selected the General assembly which contained all the models. Then I added this General assembly into my workspace. In the next page, I selected to include all drawings and parts. All drawings related to the model were saved to local workspace.
I just don't get it why Windchill cannot make the behaviour like Windows explorer.
Your solution is the most robust, it identifies all drawing regardless their context location.
Another option would have been to search for all drawing within a project (see vid below)