Now you can make nested edits to items listed in the BOM, as well as add and remove nested items.Īutomatically add rows to a BOM by creating new items. In previous releases, you could only modify the parent item in a BOM.

Now, instead of having to remove BOM rows, you can turn rows off to keep them listed in the BOM but exclude them from the BOM-related processes. Administrators can also decide whether or not to allow a user to override auto-assignment. Administrators can opt out of auto-selection by modifying preferences on the Configure Assign Item dialog. Right now, Vault will automatically select one item for assignment when it finds two of the same items. See Work with Item File Links for more information. Users have the option of revealing the other links with the click of a button. When viewing the Associated Files section of an item, non-primary links are hidden by default, making it easier to locate the associated file that you need. Note: Administrators have the option of suppressing the Associated Items dialog. Now when a file is edited out of turn, Vault shows the last downloaded state for the file and applies a modifier icon to indicate that the local copy has saved changes that are not recorded in the vault. In previous Vault releases, the information icon would be displayed along with a tooltip noting that the file was edited out of turn.

Revert to Latest-Users can continue using the Revert to Latest command in Inventor to check out files if the they do not have the latest revision on disk (regardless of the local disk modification).

Users can select Force Overwrite in the Vault Client's Get/Check out dialog to force the download. Download File-If a user attempts to download a file from vault when the local file has been modified, the file is not downloaded.With the Edited Out of Turn enhancement, users can now see which files have been edited out of turn and can save over them, making it easier to continue working without interruption.

Some of these modifications were system-forced changes and some were due to user responses to a system prompt. In previous Vault releases, the Inventor application could modify the memory status of certain files, thus 'dirtying' the file. You can now resolve files which have been edited out of turn in Inventor or all editions of the Vault Client.

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