When using the workgroup manager for SolidWorks, it only allows you to have one version of SW registered at a time. We have a need to support multiple versions in order to support multiple customers. Has anyone else faced this? Solved it?
Approaches I'm thinking of;
- Batch files to either use command line or configuration file swap prior to launching the WGM.
- Customizing the WGM to remove the check/lock that prevents registering more than one.
Biggest concern I have, do I have to worry about corruption? Do I have to figure out a way to force different workspaces and wt caches?
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Batch file that uses entirely different set of caches should do it. You will need separate batch files for launching the WGM initially for setup as well.
