• Define Interface when using Export-PWDocument with export of metadata

    Robin Björnklint
    Robin Björnklint
    Hi! In Projectwise we have multiple Interfaces within the same Environment. Does anyone know of there is a way to define which interface should be used when exporting documents with metadata using Export-PWDocuments? I did not see any possiblity to…
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    • over 3 years ago
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  • Powershell access to User Attribute for Windows/Windows Synchronized

    Robert Biggar
    Robert Biggar
    I am trying to identify user accounts whose "Authentication" is set to "Windows"...and perhaps change it to "Windows Synchronize"...I can't seem to find that in any of the docs...if it is not there, can it be added? Thanks! Bob
    • over 4 years ago
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  • Get-PWAttributeValueListFixedList - is there a setter?

    Glenn Ryan
    Glenn Ryan
    There is a getter (Get-PWAttributeValueListFixedList) to get the fixed list values of an attribute. Is there a setter (Set-PWAttributeValueListFixedList)? Or is there some other way to update the fixed value list that I seem to be missing? Thanks.
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    • over 4 years ago
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  • SQL Script and convert it to a powershell function within Projectwise.

    Adam Guerrieri
    Adam Guerrieri
    UPDATE I_STATION_NUMBER__NAME SET PROJECT_Station_ID = (SELECT LEFT(o_projectname, CASE WHEN charindex(' ', o_projectname) = 0 THEN LEN(o_projectname) ELSE charindex(' ', o_projectname) - 1 END)) from dms_proj INNER JOIN I_STATION_NUMBER__NAME …
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    • over 5 years ago
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  • edit new document attribute values on adding new document

    Kevin
    Kevin
    With powershell ISE I can add a new document and pass the result to a variable: $var1 = New-PWDocument -FilePath "valid file path" -FolderPath "valid PW folder path" How do I issue values to the attributes? maybe something like this? $var1.Attributes…
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    • over 6 years ago
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