I used quite a lot of time to figure out what caused thisdialog, so i thought of sharing my findings.
In the PDMWE vault you have the default workflow as default for alldocuments. This workflow accepts any documents that doesn't fitinto any other workflows. If you makes conditions in this workflowsome documents may not be able to check in cause it doesn't fit inany workflow condition.
I usually make a %.txt filepath condition on my default workflow inorder to get everything sorted out with the workflows i currentlyare building. I was therefor presented with the dialog box statingthat my document did not meet the conditions. Even when i had acategory sorting on a specific variable, and a workflow connectedto this category, the message kept appearing. This is due topermissions withing the workflow. In order to check in a documentbelonging to a certain workflow, you need to make shure that theuser has sufficient privileges in the initial state.
So the dialog appearing is somewhat misleading...
SolidworksSolidworks Pdm enterprise Pdm
In the PDMWE vault you have the default workflow as default for alldocuments. This workflow accepts any documents that doesn't fitinto any other workflows. If you makes conditions in this workflowsome documents may not be able to check in cause it doesn't fit inany workflow condition.
I usually make a %.txt filepath condition on my default workflow inorder to get everything sorted out with the workflows i currentlyare building. I was therefor presented with the dialog box statingthat my document did not meet the conditions. Even when i had acategory sorting on a specific variable, and a workflow connectedto this category, the message kept appearing. This is due topermissions withing the workflow. In order to check in a documentbelonging to a certain workflow, you need to make shure that theuser has sufficient privileges in the initial state.
So the dialog appearing is somewhat misleading...
SolidworksSolidworks Pdm enterprise Pdm
