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Operations such as
moving
components or editing constraints
sometimes affect the integrity of the whole
assembly. You then need to know what to do to restore a correct product. The
application provides a tool for detecting if your assembly requires updates.
This tool is particularly useful when working with large assemblies. |
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You can update a part or a product without updating the whole assembly, using
the Analyze Update command. |
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Open the AnalyzingAssembly04.CATProduct
document. This scenario assumes that the Manual update option is on. For
more about this option, refer to Update. |
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Select Analysis
in the specification tree. |
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Select the Analyze
-> Update command.
The Update Analysis dialog box is displayed. |
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In our example, it provides the name
of the entities to be updated, i.e:
| name of the product or component under study |
| name of the constraints defined on this product or component |
| name of the children of this product or component |
| name of the constraints defined on the children |
In some cases, it also displays the name of the representations associated to parts. |
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Select Concidence.4
from the Constraints field.
The application highlights this constraint both in the specification
tree and in the geometry area. |
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Set the Components to
be analyzed to Analysis/Product2.
Two constraints need updating. |
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Set
the Components to be analyzed to Analysis. |
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Click the Update tab
and multi-select Analysis/Product2. |
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Click the Update
icon to the right of the dialog box.
The part is updated: |
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8. |
Click OK to close the
dialog box. |
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