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Now, you need to define and
apply a reconciliation rule for each document (mapped or not) in the tree.
A Reconciliation Rule is a set of information required to reconcile the
documents loaded in the CATIA session with the ones stored in SmarTeam
vault. This operation is necessary to integrate the document loaded in CATIA into
SmarTeam.
After noticing in the 3D
Viewer of the Reconcile window the modifications made by the
supplier and comparing it with the PDM 3D view, you decide to :
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Overwrite the Main board
part in order to keep the modifications
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Set as new the Brake part
because you haven't it in your database
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Reload the wheels in
order to keep your previous version (those in SmarTeam)
For more information about
the 3D Viewer, see Using the Viewers. |
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Because you set as overwrite the main board, you must
also choose to overwrite the Skateboard and the Board
products. Right-click these documents and select Overwrite.
As an alternative, just select Skateboard and
click
.
The result is immediate. Once done, new icons indicate the rule set for
these documents.
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Set Brake part as a new part: right-click on
it and select New.
As an alternative, just select Brake and click
.
Once done, a new icon indicates the rule set for this document.
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Concerning the other documents, you decide to reload them
because they have not been modified or you do not accept the
modifications made. In order to perform this type of treatment in one
single operation,
click on Global Set and choose All documents as
Reload from the list.
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Click Apply to confirm the operation.
The Global Set dialog box is displayed. Ensure that Force
all documents to Reload is not selected.
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Click OK to confirm your choice and close the
Global Set dialog box.
When done, new icons indicate the rule set for these documents.
In this task, you have defined three reconciliation rules
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,
,
to meet your needs. For reference information about all reconciliation rules,
see Defining Reconciliation Rules. Now
just move to the next task to launch the reconciliation. |