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About Using Autodesk Vault with AutoCAD Mechanical toolset

The structure catalog can directly link to the Vault, if it is installed on your computer.

Note: Autodesk Vault can only be installed on 64-bit systems.

When you are logged into the vault, the list view in the File References section on the Current Drawing tab shows two additional columns: the vault status column and the version column. (In the tree view, only the vault status is indicated.)

The File References section of the Current Drawing contains right-click menus to invoke the following vault commands.

  • Login/Logout command.

    Provides the ability to login or logout of the vault from within the structure catalog.

  • Get from Vault.

    Displays a File Open dialog box that lists all the files in the vault so that you can open a file.

  • Check In.

    Uploads a local copy of a vaulted file back to the vault, creating a new version of the drawing. Once a file is checked in, others can access the new version and modify the drawing.

    The Check in command is also used to add a new drawing to the vault. The new drawing is added to the vault creating a new version of the drawing, which in this case is the first version.

  • Check Out.

    Downloads the latest version of a drawing (for modification) from the vault and locks it so that no one else can check out the file from the vault.

  • Undo Check Out.

    Releases the lock previously placed on the drawing file, so other users can check out the file if needed. It also synchronizes the local copy of the drawing file with the version in the vault. All modifications made to the local copy are lost.

  • Get latest.

    Synchronizes the local copy of the drawing file with the version in the vault.

  • Refresh.

    Updates the vault status icons to reflect the most recent state of files.

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