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[Connect] - How to load the Workspace

Gerald Piotrowski
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Hello,


I have started tinkering with the new version of MicroStation and noticed that the way we are currently loading our workspace is no longer supported. So my question is really simple.

If you were using the following command line switch on a icon, "-ws_USTN_SITE=\\server\Workspace\Standards\", how would you redirect the workspace in Connect?


Thanks,

Gerald Piotrowski

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    Gerald,
    I've migrated a few workspaces to CONNECT. I would take Andrew Bell's advice and look over those documents. With the additional configuration levels, and the changes to how the User level has been implemented, you may very well need to redesign your workspace for MicroStation CONNECT.

    To answer your specific question _USTN_ORGANIZATION has replaced _USTN_SITE.

    Rod Wing
    Senior Systems Analyst

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    In addition to Geralds question: I've build a configuration with three workspaces, each for a different client. Each client has his own projects, so I populated each workspace with appropriate worksets for client's projects. Organization level stores my company overall settings and libraries. Now I like to start MicroStation in one specific workspace so my user directly can select a project to work with. The command line argument -wk would do the job, except that It MUST be used in combination wit the -ww argument.

    Is there another way to start MicroStation forced to land in a specific workspace without having to specify a workset?

    Paul

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  • 0 Offline in reply to Rod Wing

    In addition to Geralds question: I've build a configuration with three workspaces, each for a different client. Each client has his own projects, so I populated each workspace with appropriate worksets for client's projects. Organization level stores my company overall settings and libraries. Now I like to start MicroStation in one specific workspace so my user directly can select a project to work with. The command line argument -wk would do the job, except that It MUST be used in combination wit the -ww argument.

    Is there another way to start MicroStation forced to land in a specific workspace without having to specify a workset?

    Paul

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