VAULTED INVENTOR CONTENT CENTRE LIBRARIES.If you have lots of Templates, you could maybe consider using the Inventor Task Scheduler. Simply open them in Inventor, update the styles and save them. Migrate your Inventor Templates to the latest release. Tip! In Inventor, make sure you activate your IPJ project and check the Design Data is not read only. Migrate the Inventor Design Data using the Inventor Style Library Manager. IMPORTANT: Remember the 2 release steps should be taken, but the process will be the same.įor Vaulted Custom Content Libraries, I recommend the following process which works well.įirst, use Inventor and in the Projects file settings, check your Design Data Styles are available and active as necessary (keep in mind your Project file might be read only). When migrating these Custom Content Centre Libraries (databases), it is important to follow the correct steps to ensure a successful migration. Stored in a network location that everyone has access to the IDCL files.Kept in the Vault and everyone accesses them from there.There are 2 choices when storing these library databases. Many of our customers create a library of their own and copy some of these, and then update them to match their particular requirements, such as Part Number or Materials etc. The Inventor Standard Content Centre libraries (databases) are fantastic with literally millions of industry standard components ready for you to use.
Not only do we need to make sure that the Vault is upgraded in 2 release steps, but also the Inventor Design Data styles, Templates and any Custom Content Centre Libraries (databases). We frequently speak with customers regarding the upgrade of their Vault and depending on the number of releases, this can sometimes be more challenging.
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