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srohde1-Visitor
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July 23, 2015
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SQL Query to find out BOM

  • July 23, 2015
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Dear community,

I need to find out what database tables store the information about the bill of material of the products. Need to find out the top level nodes and all linked epm documents or parts.

What we try to do is get the files of all products so we can Export all products from windchill.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks.

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bsindelar1-Visitor
1-Visitor
July 23, 2015

Stefan,

WTPart-to-WTPart Parent-Child links that build a WTPart BOM are stored in the WTPARTUSAGELINK table.

WTPart-to-EPMDocument owner links are stored in the EPMBUILDRULE table.

There are more tables needed to query if you're looking to pull EVERYTHING related to a specific WTPart or EPMDocument.  Let me know if there's any way I can help you with an extraction.

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srohde1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
September 9, 2015

In which columns are those 2 Parts stored? I can only see the IDA3A5 column which holds 1 Part Info. where is the Parent and the Child Part stored?

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srohde1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
September 9, 2015

Ok, i found the head of the bom. How can i link the partmaster table row to the content of the product (im searching for the filename). I'm searching for the bom of the partmaster with a filename like '%.asm'

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adev-21-Visitor
1-Visitor
July 27, 2016

Hi Stefan,

Try this query to get the BOM structure

SELECT    M1.WTPARTNUMBER AS COMPONENT, M2.WTPARTNUMBER AS ASSEMBLY

FROM      WTPART, WTPARTMASTER M2, WTPARTUSAGELINK, WTPARTMASTER M1

WHERE     WTPART.IDA3MASTERREFERENCE = M2.IDA2A2

                   AND WTPART.IDA2A2 = WTPARTUSAGELINK.IDA3A5

                   AND WTPARTUSAGELINK.IDA3B5 = M1.IDA2A2

                   and M2.WTPARTNUMBER = '<Part_number>'

GROUP BY  M2.WTPARTNUMBER, M1.WTPARTNUMBER

order by  M2.WTPARTNUMBER, M1.WTPARTNUMBER;

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    TV_97805011-Visitor
    1-Visitor
    February 16, 2021

    How do we find the Specific version of a BOM. For example:

    Part 1 Rev B.1  Child 1 Rev B.2

    Part 1 Rev A.1   Child 1 Rev B.1

     

    Thanks.

     

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