We are at a point to where the Bentley system has been mismanaged if you will for too long. We are going through an effort now, to clean up the application.
So, I have been asked to help get this under control. So, Im looking for a spreadsheet ( that someone may have readily available) which contains all the various configuration variables? in short form, or long.
Is there such an animal, or shall I build one through the configuration manager?
We use all the Building Products as well as ProjectWise. So, if I could get all of these, that would be COOOOOLLLLL...
Would this info help? www.bentleyuser.org/FeatureDetail.asp
If not, try Google Microstation variables
Neil Wilson (aka Neilw)
Power Civil v8i 08.11.07.245
AutoCAD Civil 3D 2018
Yes, I have done that, and have began to compile that information, but I have to do it with all of the applications one at a time, in order to capture ALL of the various variables.
I was simply wanting to see if someone had a quicky solution i suppose.
Unfortunately, that list only exports the "known" variables. Any "custom" variables will not be in the list.
A custom variable can come from a Bentley Add-on, a third party Add-on, or from you.
If you can get most applications to load upon startup, you can use the -debug switch on a shortcut. This starts MicroStation using the last user, user interface and project loaded.
With the msdebug.txt file, you can see the order of loading of CFG files and what assignments are made where and when. This will include any CFG files in the APPL folder.
If an application creates variable upon load and does not load on startup, it is much harder to categorize those without knowing what you are looking for. Hopefully, the application's help files explain any such variables.
Charles (Chuck) Rheault CADD Manager
MDOT State Highway Administration
Answer Verified By: Mike Cox
This is what I have to do.
Open each applicattion with the -debug switch.
This allows me to find ALL variable names being used.
I create a debug for each application for compilation into one excel with a worksheet for each application.
check out askinga I saw a couple post on this
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