Still experimenting myself on a good setup, but I did have a thought to the structure:
Organisation level = All DGNLIB, SEED, settings, etc relevant to a client (for me that is IL Tollway)
Workspace = Project level (old PCF area)
Workset = Groups of similar DGNs within the same project. Example, Workset for SUDA drainage, Workset for Modeling of Zone 1, etc.
Thoughts or opinions on this? The natural fall of the program seems to want to do this.
Splitting this off from the following discussion as it should stand as a new discussion.
https://communities.bentley.com/products/microstation/f/microstation-forum/115856/connect---worksets-workspace-management
RegardsAndrew BellTechnical SupportBentley Systems
Here are a few links that you may be interested in having a look through relating to the structure for the CONNECT workspace / workset as well as some configuration guides.
CONNECT Edition – Custom Configuration Guides
The CONNECT Configuration
Migrating to MicroStation CONNECT Edition
Hi Alex,
The Organization level is intended as the location of your own resources; with client resources going in the WorkSpace. Each WorkSpace then contains all of the Worksets for each client. My first approach would be to separate work areas by sub-folder with a WorkSet rather than in separate WorkSets.
Marc
Workset = project level (old PCF area)
Workspace = client
Organization = company (in house standards)
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