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[URGENT]Can not migrate IDEAS Assembly "The BVR is not checked out"
[URGENT]Can not migrate IDEAS Assembly "The BVR is not checked out" PR Number: 7673901
Priority: 2
GTAC Urgency: No
PR Matrix: 6b.
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Problem Description:
Can not migrate IDEAS Assembly "The BVR is not checked out"
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NX Versions: NX9.0.3, NX10.0.3
CMM Versions: CMM 9.0.2, CMM10.0.2
Managed Mode: No
Tc Versions: n/a
Containing:
Part: Yes
AVI: Yes
Syslog: n/a
Other Files: Yes
Work Around: n/a
Steps to Duplicate:
Replace your "nx_defaults.xml" with the file customer has uploaded.
Set customer default Teamcnetr Integration for NX-->General-->Manual checkout required for save, Manual checkin.
Launch "Teamcenter Integration for I-deas".
Create an IDEAS part and an IDEAS assembly using TCII.
Save and check-in the assembly in TCII perspective.
In My Teamcenter, select the ItemRevision which contains IdeasAssembly dataset.
Select menu "CMM">"Migrate to NX".
-> Our customer get an error "The BVR is not checked out"
and UGMASTER dataset is not created.
Trace Back:
N/A:
Problem is part specific: Unknown
Problem is OS specific: Unknown
Platform Information-
Problem is platform specific: Unknown Platform:
Problem verified on the following platforms and OS versions:
NX Versions Tested In GTAC: NX9.0.3, NX10.0.3
OS Versions used during Test: Intel Win 7 64Bit
The problem where can not migrate IDEAS Assembly "The BVR is not checked out" has been investigated and the following has been found.
The problem where an IDEAS assembly cannot be migrated and the error "The BVR is not checked out" is received is working as intended since running with IDEAS assemblies migrate fine when "UGMGR_LockingPolicy" (and "UGMGR_Unlock") are not added to CMM's nx_defaults.xml file.
PR 7673901 Product Information: Product: NX , Application: CMM , Version: V9.0.2
Source: https://support.sw.siemens.com/en-US/knowledge-base/PL8065474 · retrieved 2026-10-02