Be sure to check out my Scripting4Crypto initiative. It's a fun way to get into using cryptocurrencies all while getting your PowerShell needs met. Occasionally, within a ProjectWise datasource, files can go missing on a server (file storage area) or files are not deleted properly from a dms folder on a server causing an error… Continue reading How To: Report on Missing Files Within ProjectWise Using PowerShell
Be sure to check out my Scripting4Crypto initiative. It's a fun way to get into using cryptocurrencies all while getting your PowerShell needs met. I want to show a simple way to create an Excel file containing ProjectWise Datasource Statistics data. When run over the course of several weeks, months, years, this data can be… Continue reading How To: Export ProjectWise Datasource Statistics To Excel Using PowerShell
Be sure to check out my Scripting4Crypto initiative. It's a fun way to get into using cryptocurrencies all while getting your PowerShell needs met. I recently had someone ask, how do you create a version of a document within ProjectWise while importing files from Windows, if a document already exists with the file name? This… Continue reading How To: Import Files From Local Drive And Create Versions Using PowerShell
Be sure to check out my Scripting4Crypto initiative. It's a fun way to get into using cryptocurrencies all while getting your PowerShell needs met. With the release of PWPS_DAB module version 1.6.1.0, we now have the ability to export ProjectWise documents out to a zip file on a local drive. This is accomplished using the… Continue reading How To: Export ProjectWise Documents to a Zip File Using PowerShell
Be sure to check out my Scripting4Crypto initiative. It's a fun way to get into using cryptocurrencies all while getting your PowerShell needs met. With the release of PWPS_DAB module version 1.6.1.0, we now have the ability to import the contents of a zip file directly into a ProjectWise folder. This is accomplished using the… Continue reading How To: Import Documents from a Zip File into ProjectWise Using PowerShell
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