C. Approve migrated data

The third step, after the migration is complete is to allow users access to the migrated models to continue revising the design. The migrated item revision should be read-only and preserved as a record of the migration process. A new item revision should be created for any future changes.

• If you use Status as your CMM Process Mode, assign a new status to the migrated item revisions. Depending on the Teamcenter workflow used at your site, you may not change the status directly. Your workflow process will change it for you. You will normally have a workflow to be approved in your Teamcenter Inbox. A suggested status value is CMM_Approved to indicate that the selected items have been successfully migrated and approved. If the ACL (Access control lists) are defined properly, all users should have access to create a new item revision when it has this status.
• If you selected Project as your CMM Process Mode, assign the migrated items to an active design project.
• If your site uses some other process, you may perform some other action here provide access to users. For parts that required repair, modify the CMM Attributes form to change the Review status to show that the part is now approved. Also modify the Report Status to show the item as a success. This will make it easier to search for items that have not migrated properly and need to be repaired. Create a new item revision when the data is modified. This can be done from NX by using the Save As command. Depending on your site process, make any other changes required to give users access to open the data in NX. The item revision where the data was migrated should remain locked by using a specific project or by some other Teamcenter workflow. This item revision is the only item revision containing both the originating and the migrated dataset if Teamcenter is configured properly. Users should also be prevented from making any changes to the models in the originating CAD system. Data migration process