How do I get a model out of Design Manager?
Hi,
So, call me crazy, but it turns out we're not having a great experience with design manager. We're considering taking the model back to RTC. I understand that we can't change the data management mode back and that we'd essentially need to start new projects. My question is this: How do I get the data back out of DM and into a model that can be managed with RTC? I can't find anything about doing this and I'm afraid that we've tossed weeks of design work into a black hole.
For those interested in our reasons:
- The connection to our DM server is extremely slow, with some simple model operations taking multiple minutes to complete (The server is cross-country and crosses multiple government network domains).
- Our software is hosted by another organization which means we are constantly at least 1-2 revisions behind (currently RSA 8.0.4.1 and CLM/DM 4.0.2). I suspect the DM improvements (important to us for change mgmt and multi-project access control) in 4.0.3 and later would still be a year out.
- We model mostly in UPIA and DM's support for it is lacking (e.g., no 'Add UPIA' context-menu)
- Did I mention that many modeling tasks take forever? Saving an element is reliably 20 seconds. Saving a diagram with a half dozen new elements? 2-3 minutes.
Thanks,
Ricky Fielding
Accepted answer
Hi,
I'm using Rhapsody DM, no not familiar with RSA DM.
Just wondering whether you can first open the model from RSA DM on RSA client, then save the model locally.
to continually store the model info into RTC?
Using RSA DM importer engine can only extract the model from RTC to RSA DM.
https://jazz.net/library/article/718/
Hope other product experienced person could come to help you soon.
Regards
I'm using Rhapsody DM, no not familiar with RSA DM.
Just wondering whether you can first open the model from RSA DM on RSA client, then save the model locally.
to continually store the model info into RTC?
Using RSA DM importer engine can only extract the model from RTC to RSA DM.
https://jazz.net/library/article/718/
Hope other product experienced person could come to help you soon.
Regards