SOLIDWORKS PDM Vault Maintenance - Good Oversight

Are you certain that you can completely recover from a catastrophic hardware failure without loss of files?
Are you really prepared for the next annual SOLIDWORKS version upgrade?
What do you do to maintain optimal PDM performance?
This 30 minute learning session could potentially save your company from losses due to hardware failure, poor vault performance, and upgrade downtime. We’ll dive into the topics of PDM backups, version updates, and periodic maintenance.
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[@dfrederickson2009]

Thanks Mark! Great, very useful information, well-organized and well-presented.

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[@lisanorrstrand4866]

Thank you for a good presentaion. Some follow up questions. If DB and Archive should be on different servers for performance, do they also need thier own servers, e.i. not share servers with other applications etc.? Also do you need PDM replication if you use general server back-up? Pros an cons?

[@kornydad14]

Hey Mark, Can you send me the query for re-indexing? I am not able to find it online. I was able to copy the frag report from the screen, but re-index script is not all shown.

[@goengineer]

We have examples of the query here on our blog www.goengineer.com/blog/sql-maintenance-solidworks-pdm-standard