Preference Manager in 9.1

[JIMVANDRAGT]

Is there a list of all of the preferences that are available to set via
the Site -> Utilities -> Preference Manager utility in PDMLink 9.1? I
have a business partner that is asking for a list.

Thanks


Jim Van Dragt
Information Technology
Herman Miller Inc.
616.654.5285 - Office
616.836.8394 - Cell

[dwilliams]

Jim,
Please see the attached query builder report. This report will list all preferences by visibility (Site, Org, User, etc.).

We created this report because using the UI to determine what needed to change was somewhat painful.

Hope this helps,
Dax

[MikeLockwood]

Getting such a list is a HUGE pain...

It is essential to have it though, in order to examine, plan, track, etc. all the decisions made about Preferences.

Same info attached as 2 files - our original method; also using outline (not yet fully populated). Not complete but hopefully will be helpful to all. We had to create by laboriously copying / pasting from the UI.

Ideally this would be available via some type of report in Windchill, but it's essential to also be able to fill in your own decisions somehow - hence the spreadsheet.

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