Parent is checked out and cannot rollback
Parent is checked out and cannot rollback
I have two files to roll back and according to the warning in the rollback dialog one of their parent is checked out.
according to kb the where used could omit some indirect parents so I asked the dept. affected to check in all their files: it did not worked.
I run the query SPR077839_ListCheckedOutParentsBlockingMoveRename_v2 on the SQL server and it does not find a parent. I know it works because during the day I tested it and it gave one result that disappered once the file was actually checked in.
But that query was made for files unable to be moved or renamed due to parents checkout, so my case could be fIltered out... I do not know as my query language knowledge is quite limited.
I tried move tree and the dialog is useless as no filename is given instead a general warning only: and this issue should fixed since 2019 according to the KB....
https://kb.dsxclient.3ds.com/mashup-ui/ ... 000123878e
according to kb the where used could omit some indirect parents so I asked the dept. affected to check in all their files: it did not worked.
I run the query SPR077839_ListCheckedOutParentsBlockingMoveRename_v2 on the SQL server and it does not find a parent. I know it works because during the day I tested it and it gave one result that disappered once the file was actually checked in.
But that query was made for files unable to be moved or renamed due to parents checkout, so my case could be fIltered out... I do not know as my query language knowledge is quite limited.
I tried move tree and the dialog is useless as no filename is given instead a general warning only: and this issue should fixed since 2019 according to the KB....
https://kb.dsxclient.3ds.com/mashup-ui/ ... 000123878e
Re: Parent is checked out and cannot rollback
I hadn't realized that the parent being checked out prevented rollback so I learned something today.
The best way I've seen to check the parent files is to use the Where Used tab and make sure the "Version" is set to "<<All Versions>>" and on the right-hand side make sure the select "Show All" and not "Show Latest Attached" just to be sure.
If that still doesn't show anything, manually try to move the file to another folder by dragging the icon between windows. This will pop up a dialog and tell you the problem file name if the move operation fails, unlike the Move Tree dialog which unhelpfully shows "%s".
The best way I've seen to check the parent files is to use the Where Used tab and make sure the "Version" is set to "<<All Versions>>" and on the right-hand side make sure the select "Show All" and not "Show Latest Attached" just to be sure.
If that still doesn't show anything, manually try to move the file to another folder by dragging the icon between windows. This will pop up a dialog and tell you the problem file name if the move operation fails, unlike the Move Tree dialog which unhelpfully shows "%s".
Re: Parent is checked out and cannot rollback
Is it possible to make that setting the default?
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Re: Parent is checked out and cannot rollback
I believe that once you change it for you then it remembers those choices on your vault view. If you want to share the setting with others then I think the only way is to compile a registry update file to modify the necessary keys. However, I have no idea what they are without a fair amount of testing.
Re: Parent is checked out and cannot rollback
I have to change it to All Versions every time I use the tool. Is there a place to save that as the default setting?
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Re: Parent is checked out and cannot rollback
I hve already tried the "all versions" tab and sorted the column "checked out by" (or its english version equivalent) : there is no parent checked out.AlexB wrote: ↑Thu Dec 14, 2023 8:35 am I hadn't realized that the parent being checked out prevented rollback so I learned something today.
The best way I've seen to check the parent files is to use the Where Used tab and make sure the "Version" is set to "<<All Versions>>" and on the right-hand side make sure the select "Show All" and not "Show Latest Attached" just to be sure.
If that still doesn't show anything, manually try to move the file to another folder by dragging the icon between windows. This will pop up a dialog and tell you the problem file name if the move operation fails, unlike the Move Tree dialog which unhelpfully shows "%s".
I tried the rename instead of the move trick: I WAS ALLOWED TO RENAME the file with a supposed parent checked out...(it was a supposed critical bug in 2019 iirc)
my last hope is trying to move with drag and drop...
Re: Parent is checked out and cannot rollback
PDM ALLOWED ME to move these files with drag and drop in a folder, but block me if I try to use move tree saying that a parent is checked out.
THE SAME HAPPENED WITH RENAME. NICE
If I checkout a REAL parent and try to drag and drop a warning pop tells me a parent is checkout. NICE
THE SAME HAPPENED WITH RENAME. NICE
If I checkout a REAL parent and try to drag and drop a warning pop tells me a parent is checkout. NICE
Re: Parent is checked out and cannot rollback
That exact scenario is described in this open SPR, including the bit about the SQL query from S-077839 returning no results.
Re: Parent is checked out and cannot rollback
SOLIDWORKS told our VAR that there is no other method to extract the supposed parents other than QA00000123878(S-077839) query. If that query, like in our case, fails and returns no result we are left with deleting and re add those files to the vault.
In alternative SW devs asked if we would like to submit our complete vault DB to take a look and see what is broken inside.
In alternative SW devs asked if we would like to submit our complete vault DB to take a look and see what is broken inside.