Command Line Messages
The following error messages are displayed when a command does not execute correctly.
Invalid Argument
The invalid message occurs whenever an invalid argument is given for any Creo Packages command. Following are examples:
Message
Explanation
Duplicate Options(s) <list of duplicate options present>
Appears when an option is used that is identical to a previous option.
Missing required argument for options(s) <list of options with missing arguments>
Appears when required arguments are missing for a given option.
Missing required option(s) <list of options missing>
Appears when mandatory options are missing for a given option.
No authorization <You do not have authorization to import ownership transfer packages>
The message is determined by customization.
No authorization <Your system is not authorized to import this package>
Projects are not supported for the type of package you are attempting to import.
WPCImport Command
When using the WPCImport command, the following messages might be displayed:
Message
Explanation
Export preview report xml generation failed.
Appears when the generation of the preview report XML file fails.
HTML report: <Full path to the generated report file in HTML format >
Appears once the report is generated successfully.
Integrating package...
Appears while the package is integrating to the target PLM system.
Integration of package failed.
Appears if the integration of the package fails.
The import package successful.
Appears after the package is imported successfully.
General report location: <Full path to the generated report text file >
Appears once the report is generated successfully.
Complete Package import for object ownership transfer: <Latest iteration does not exist in the target>
Occurs when the target PLM system receives an object ownership transfer package that contains object iteration that does not exist in the target PLM System, but the object master exists.
The missing iterations could be latest iteration on one or more revisions.
Ignore this warning and proceed with what the target PLM system already has for this complete package import for object ownership transfer.
For example:
conflict.OVERRIDE_MISSING_LATEST_FOR_OWNERSHIPCHANGE=SKIP
Complete Package import for object ownership transfer: <The latest iteration is invalid>
Occurs when the target PLM system is about to import the object ownership transfer package, but has latest iteration that is not valid (does not seem to exist in the current owner PLM system).
You can decide whether or not to proceed with the import, or you can delete the iteration, if supported by the target PLM system.
Ignore this warning and proceed with the import of the object ownership transfer package, as shown in this example:
conflict.OVERRIDE_OWNERSHIP_IMPORT_LATEST_INVALID=IGNORE
Master Synchronization Package import for object ownership transfer: <Extra iterations are found in the target>
Occurs when the target PLM system has more iterations than the original PLM system owner has.
You can MARK_INVALID. Ignore this warning if you want those extra object iterations to be considered invalid.
For example:
conflict.OVERRIDE_EXTRA_ITERATIONS=MARK_INVALID
General import overridable conflict: <The latest iteration is invalid>
Occurs when the target PLM system is about to import a new iteration of an object, but has a latest iteration that is not valid (does not seem to exist in the original owner PLM system).
You can decide whether to proceed with the import, or you can delete the iteration, if supported by the target PLM system.
You can ignore this warning and proceed with the import in the target PLM system, as shown in the following example:
conflict.OVERRIDE_IMPORT_LATEST_INVALID=IGNORE
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