The Workspace becomes both the source and destination of design elements, with each new design utilizing elements released to, and managed through, the Workspace. A chosen release can also be shared – as a Manufacturing Package – directly with your manufacturer.īy furnishing a set of reusable design 'building blocks' within the Workspace you can embark on fresh projects safe in the knowledge that each model, component and higher-order design element has been ratified and approved for use, with no having to reinvent the wheel as it were. Through a dedicated Manufacturing Portal you can view and navigate the released file data, inspect the BOM, and view and comment on the snapshot of the design itself the source for that released data. You can even create and manage your entire design projects directly within the Workspace, with a CAD-centric management view that facilitates collaborative review and commenting of that design, along with inspection of its BOM and history. The Workspace can accommodate all managed data, including components, domain models, schematic sheets of circuitry and design templates.
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It also caters for the lifecycle of the data to be managed (available with the Pro Subscription Plan), allowing people that need to use the data to see, at-a-glance, what stage the data has reached in its 'life' and therefore what it can be safely used for. The Workspace not only provides solid, secure storage of data, but also enables re-release of data as distinctly separate revisions – essentially tracking design changes over time, without overwriting any previously released data. It works harmoniously with Altium Designer to provide an elegant answer to the question of handling design data with secured integrity. It facilitates the seamless connectivity of, and the mechanics for moving data between, the design, manufacturing and supply domains. All rights reserved.An integral part of the Altium 365 cloud-based infrastructure platform, the Workspace is a dedicated server for all your managed content. Workspaces respect access rights defined for a table – if the table is inaccessible for a certain role, it is not displayed even if it is assigned to a workspace workspaces containing no accessible tables are not listed in the dropdown.Ĭopyright © 2005-2022 ForeSoft Corporation. In that case, system will automatically redirect end-users to the first available workspace. Also there is the ability to hide "All Tables" option from workspaces dropdown. To restrict available workspaces by role, click on the Workspaces Access button. When the workspaces are added, you can adjust the user access. It will replace a database logo when the workspace is selected.Ĭhoose tables that should be included to this workspace and save changes. Specify an optional logo for the workspace.
To create a new Workspace, click on the a New button and the system will open the following form: Also a workspace logo can be displayed instead of the database logo.Ĭlick the Setup link in the top right corner of the window.Ĭhoose Database > Workspaces in the setup menu. When the workspace is chosen, its name is displayed in the top right corner and tables included to this workspace are shown on the screen. The current workspace can be easily switched via dropdown box located at the top-right corner of the page, and, of course you still have the access to all tables on a single screen if you want to. The Workspaces can be used to slice large collection of tabs into several smaller sets covering different aspects of database usage. This dilemma can be solved with Workspaces. Of course you can hide some irrelevant tabs for certain roles – such as tabs representing various reference tables: list of statuses, countries and cities and so on, regular users have no direct access to, yet, being a database administrator you may still need to have direct access to these tabs for maintenance purposes. When database complexity grows, tabs may start cluttering the screen.
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