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Install the PDM client or modify SOLIDWORKS to add in the PDM client.

There are 5 main steps to fully set up a PDM client machine: Lindsay is a Certified SOLIDWORKS Expert and Elite Application Engineer having earned over 14 SOLIDWORKS Certifications including Mechanical Design, Simulation, and Data Mangement.Congratulations on completing your PDM Standard Jumpstart, or PDM Professional services here with GoEngineer! Please keep this documentation with you to help install the remaining PDM clients and configure all the additional components. Lindsay Early is an Application Engineer Consultant and has been with Fisher Unitech for six years. Getting the Most out of PDM for Project Management Leveraging the Where Used Tab in SOLIDWORKS PDM for Standard Parts & Toolbox Components Getting Started as a PDM User: What is PDM?

Ready to give it try? Get up and running quickly with PDM Quick Start, a pre-configured vault of SOLIDWORKS Standard or Professional that lets you deploy quickly and start maximizing your return on investment. Additionally, depending on the transition, users may be able to select a person to notify to the right of the Comment and Notification Comment boxes. That comment is only stored in the PDM Mail or email (depending on your vault’s setup) that is sent.

The “Notification comment” will be enabled if the transition is set to send a notification. Optionally, type in a Comment which will be stored in the “History of the PDM” file. Once you select the appropriate workflow transition you will be presented with a dialog to complete the transition. Once you’ve selected the appropriate workflow transition, you will be presented with a dialog to complete the transition. Note: A file MUST be checked in before it can be moved to a new workflow state. In order to transition a file to the next workflow state simply right-click on the file, hover over “Change State”, and select the appropriate workflow transition for your document. In the dialog, select one or more files to check out and select “Check Out” to complete the action. If you selected multiple files you will be presented with a dialog box. If you select one file, check out will occur without prompt. Right-click on the file and select “Check Out”.

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Navigate to the file in Windows Explorer. When you check out a file it is physically copied from the server to your computer. Other users can open the file for viewing and copying but cannot change it. Checking OutĬhecking out a file gives you exclusive rights to edit it until you check it back in. Finally, select the “Check In” button to complete the option. Optionally, type in a comment which will be stored in the history of PDM.

In the dialog box, select one or more files to check in. Right-click on the file and select “Check In”. Until a file is checked in, changes are saved in your local computer only. This also makes them available with the appropriate rights. Checking InĮvery time you check in a file, the file is copied back to the server and, if the file is modified, a new version (copy) is created. Alternatively, you can just select “Exit” to shut down your machine. Select “Log Off” then choose the vault you’d like to log off of. If you can’t see it next to the time, you may need to click the up arrow. Logging off is done with the PDM icon in your Windows Taskbar by the time (bottom right).

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Note: You may not be prompted for a username and password due to automatic login. Enter your username and password when prompted. Navigate to your vault location inside of Windows Explorer (usually on the C drive) and double-click the vault icon. The first step to using SOLIDWORKS PDM is logging in. This blog will focus on the core functions all users must know to get started in PDM. In part one of this two-part blog series, we answered “ what is PDM? ” and explored the SOLIDWORKS PDM interface including the preview tab, data card tab, PDM Workflows, and more. SOLIDWORKS PDM is a comprehensive Product Data Management solution housed inside of Windows Explorer.