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How did an engineer nuke an entire Variant setup in a CIS project?

Robert Finley 3 months ago

9 board revisions. 742 parts.

We create a lot of groups because operations/marketing wants to know what each subcircuit costs in parts.

(on top of the usual US/EU/whatever RF part value changes.)

I feel nauseous...

Guess that three day build will be wasted. I don't have a BOM.

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rg13 3 months ago

Are these 9 different variants of this design? If it is so, then Variant BOMs can be created for all 9 variants.

With quantity and cost mentioned in part DB, cost of complete design parts can be estimated.
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rg13 3 months ago

Are these 9 different variants of this design? If it is so, then Variant BOMs can be created for all 9 variants.

With quantity and cost mentioned in part DB, cost of complete design parts can be estimated.
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Robert Finley 3 months ago in reply to rg13

I misspoke. All of my Variant Groups are gone. All Variants are gone.

All parts now back in the common folder.

Is there a way to go to an older sch in SVN and transfer just the PartManager groups between DSNs?

It just happened again this morning.

59 part manager groups. Gone. More upset over that than losing the variant data.
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