solidworks data migration tools mi da errors

[ipotemusa]

Good morning and good holidays to all.

I have a problemone, I'm trying to use the "data migration from solidworks" but it doesn't work.
I can set everything, the host of solidworks, the workbook, in short everything, do "end", part the screen but it does not convert anything and in the log writes to me:
" denied access. you do not have sufficient privileges for this operation. "
I checked and checked all the files in question, I have "full access" on all.
I disabled the firewall (mcafee on my PC) and the firewall (winzoz) on the other pc, disabled the other antivirus (comfort), in short, there should not be "blocks" but it is not.
Did someone else manage to use this tool?
as solid edge import solidworks files but only the configuration in use (!!!!!??!?!) this tool is the only loophole, even if it needs another pc with solidworks installed and connected on the network.
or if someone knows some online tools to export all solidworks file configurations in step or parasolid, or I will have to do it by hand (not paid, + 1400 files...... aaaaaaaaaaagghhh).
greetings

 

[cacciatorino]

Good morning and good holidays to all.

I have a problemone, I'm trying to use the "data migration from solidworks" but it doesn't work.
I can set everything, the host of solidworks, the workbook, in short everything, do "end", part the screen but it does not convert anything and in the log writes to me:
" denied access. you do not have sufficient privileges for this operation. "
I checked and checked all the files in question, I have "full access" on all.
I disabled the firewall (mcafee on my PC) and the firewall (winzoz) on the other pc, disabled the other antivirus (comfort), in short, there should not be "blocks" but it is not.
Did someone else manage to use this tool?
as solid edge import solidworks files but only the configuration in use (!!!!!??!?!) this tool is the only loophole, even if it needs another pc with solidworks installed and connected on the network.
or if someone knows some online tools to export all solidworks file configurations in step or parasolid, or I will have to do it by hand (not paid, + 1400 files...... aaaaaaaaaaagghhh).
greetings

http://www.officeoptimum.com/sw/batchprintsw/batchprintsw.htmlI used this to convert 2d files to dwg. From a lookout, you can use it for free for a month and then eventually buy the license for about 40 dollars.

 

[ipotemusa]

legendary hunter! ! ! !
---I was able to export every single configuration of the file part to single step, x_t and solidworks.
I would say that I have "resolved" even without the migration of the zimenz, although theoretically with that they also carry the assemblies and also bound.
greetings to all good holidays---

No problem: Step and x_t files are all the same, only solidworks are saved individually for each configuration. ....
you do the same (with the macro batch of solidedge), but it is a kiss on a sw that does that. sin.

re-health