Restore Sample Projects


 Product(s):Promis.e, Bentley Substation
 Version(s):through 08.11.13.140
 Environment:N/A
 Area:Project Management
 Subarea:Backup and Restore Project

How to restore the sample projects if they have been deleted or were not restored automatically after installation?

Background

The software typically restores sample projects when it is first run after it is first installed.  When the software is upgraded or reinstalled, it may detect that the sample projects had been restored and not restore them again, even if the user has since deleted them.

Often when troubleshooting an issue or getting familiar with the software, having sample projects on hand can be useful.  This document explains how to restore sample projects if they are not present.

Steps to Accomplish

  1. Open the [[Restore Project]] tool.

  2. For the "Project File (*.Prj)" field, click the [...] button and browse to the following folder:

    \[[5367|promis-e Data]]\Sample Projects

    or, for Bentley Substation:

    \[[Substation Data folder|Substation Data]]\Sample Projects

  3. Continue browsing into the next folder according to the desired standard, ANSI-IEEE or IEC.

  4. Select a project backup to restore then click the Open button. Project backups have a .PRJ file extension, which may or may not be visible.

    Sample projects available include:

    • Promise Data\Sample Projects\
      • ANSI-IEEE
        • AUTOMOTIVE
        • PLC GEN DEMO
        • SAMPLE- WASHER
      • IEC
        • IEC DEMO PROJECT
    • Substation Data\Sample Projects\
      • ANSI-IEEE
        • SBLP_CONSTRUCTION (SS8)
        • SBLP_LAB01 (SS7 & SS8)
        • SINGLE_LINE_DIAGRAM (SS8)
        • SUB2_PT_JB (SS6 & SS7)
      • IEC
        • SBLP_LAB01 (SS8)
        • SINGLE_LINE_DIAGRAM (SS8)

    (Sample projects included with earlier versions of Bentley Substation V8i are the Promis.e sample projects)

  5. The default project path will automatically be specified for the "Path" field, and the name of the project will automatically be specified for the Name field.  These values can optionally be changed at this time.

  6. Click OK to restore the project.  When the process is complete, the restored project should be accessible in [[Project Manager]].

  7. Repeat this process for remaining sample projects if desired.

 Original Author:Matt_P

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