You want to set REVISION to “A” only for new parts, but for assemblies, you want REVISION to inherit from the parent.
JTB.BatchAttrEditCmd.exe /settings="C:\Configs\WeeklyRevUpdate.jtbsettings" /vault="MyVault" /silent Run this as a scheduled task every Friday night, and your attributes are always current by Monday morning. Even with optimization, things go wrong. Here’s how to troubleshoot for a better experience. jtb batchattedit better
Now go ahead—launch JTB BatchAttrEdit, apply these tweaks, and experience what “better” truly feels like. Have your own tip for making JTB BatchAttrEdit better? Share it in the comments below or contact the author for a follow-up deep dive. You want to set REVISION to “A” only
= Chr(Asc([REVISION]) + 1) (This changes “A” to “B”, “B” to “C”, etc.) Here’s how to troubleshoot for a better experience
The good news is that "better" is achievable. This comprehensive guide will walk you through optimizing JTB BatchAttrEdit to run faster, reduce errors, handle complex rules, and integrate seamlessly into your existing workflow. By the end, you’ll wonder how you ever managed attributes without these advanced tweaks. Before we dive into optimization, let’s establish the baseline. JTB BatchAttrEdit is a batch attribute editor for SOLIDWORKS PDM Professional and Standard. It allows users to modify file data cards, variables, and custom properties across thousands of files in seconds.