Importing CAD Objects with their Model Items
In the table below, CAD Object A.1 exists on both source and target systems, whereas CAD Object A.2 is present only on the target system. Each CAD Object is identified by the model item MI1 within its respective system. On the target system, the CAD Object is marked as ready for replication.
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Source System
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Target System
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CAD Object A.1
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CAD Object A.1
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MI1
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MI1
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CAD Object A.2
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MI1
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Currently, when you import the package using the overwrite option, the CAD Object is not overwritten because the target system contains more versions (A.1 and A.2) than the source system. This results in a non-overridable conflict for CAD Object A.1, causing the entire package import to fail.
To proceed, re-import the package while choosing to skip CAD Object A.1 on the target system. During import, CAD Object A.1 is ignored; however, the system still attempts to import model item MI1 and its associated ModelItemContainedIn link to the CAD Object. This leads to a failure in importing both MI1 and its links, ultimately causing the entire package import to fail.
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When importing and choosing to skip CAD objects with model items on the target system due to identity or version mismatches, the package import fails. This occurs because the system still attempts to import the ModelItemContainedIn links between the model items and their associated CAD objects.
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