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setvarsfromsource

Description

Sets variables for multiple files using a CSV file as the source.

Syntax

setvarsfromsource -source -evaluatealias

Parameters

  • filePath: The CSV file containing the file IDs and variable values.

CSV File Format

The CSV file should have the following format:

FileID,Variable1,Variable2,... 
XXXX,Value1,Value2,... 
XXXX,Value1,Value2,...

Examples

setvarsfromsource -source variables.csv # the source file must be exist in the current directory

Remarks

  • The CSV file should have the first column as the file ID and the subsequent columns as the variable names.
  • You need to include the extension in the filename. This file can be outside the vault.
  • The best way to generate a source CSV is to use the dir command or the search command on a folder with the -csv parameter and the columns, like:
dir -columns Description,"Part Number" -csv data.csv
search -search %.sldprt -recursive -columns Description,"Part Number" -csv data.csv #this will save all parts from all levels in the current directory with the columns Description and Part Number

Tutorial

Availability

Available since PDMShell 2.0.1.

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