Generate the SIO and Import (exercise) - Intergraph Smart 3D - 13.1 - Administration & Configuration - Hexagon PPM

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You will use the Smart 3D Generate SIO Utility in Smart 3D to import the Smart Model data into the Smart 3D database as Smart Interop Objects. This involves mapping the custom property from the ISIP schema to the Smart 3D SIO schema. Make sure you have a Smart 3D property to which you can map your custom property. In this example, ProcessCode is the corresponding Smart 3D SIO property.

If there is no Smart Interop 3D property to map your custom property, you must add your custom property to a Smart 3D Interop class definition. See Interfaces and Categories in the Smart 3D Catalog Help.

  1. Locate the SPIOPtoSIOMapping file in the Smart 3D shared content folder. The default location is [install drive]:Program Files (x86)\Smart 3D\3DRefData\SharedContent\Data\Reference3DComponents.

  2. Go to the ClassMap sheet, and find the class mapping for CR3DPipeRun that is mapped to CUSIOPipeRun. Any new custom classes must be added here.

  3. Select the PropertyMap sheet. Column B is source class and column D is source property. Columns E and F are the SIO interfaces and properties.

  4. Locate the CR3DPipeRun class and insert a blank row to add a new CR3DPipeRun entry. You do not have to specify the source interface in column C; just enter the ProcessCode ISIP property for the source property in column D.

  5. Enter IRunCustomProperties into column E for the custom interface and Process_Code in Column F for the mapped SIO property.

  6. Save your edits and close the SIO mapping file.

  7. To import the Smart Model data into the Smart 3D database as Smart Interop Objects, select Start > Intergraph Smart 3D > Generate SIO Utility.

  8. In the Source Folder, select the folder that contains the generated Smart Model files 100_pipea2m1.zvf and .mdb2 data to convert to Smart Interop Objects.

  9. For Model, select the model in which to add the Smart Interop Objects. You can select any of the models in the active site. The first time that you add Smart Interop Objects, the software updates that model and its catalog. This update requires the regeneration of the model and catalog database views.

  10. Select the Permission Group to which to assign the Smart Interop Objects. You can copy the extracted PDS model data files to individual folders based on discipline. While generating the SIO objects, you can individually select these folders and load them with the respective permission group

  11. Click Generate.

    When the process is complete, a message displays in the Status box. To view processing results, click View Log before closing the utility.

  12. Open the selected Smart 3D model, which now contains the SIOs from the 100_pipea2m1.zvf Smart Model.

  13. Verify that the custom property is imported into SIOPipeRun as shown in the example below.

Exercise Completed!

Next: Exercise B: Add Custom Schema Objects to the SDx Common Schema