Sp 3 d Upgrade Guide

SmartPlant 3D 2011 R1 Upgrade Guide

Version 2011 R1 (9.1)

May 2012

DSP3D-PE-200078E

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SmartPlant 3D 2011 R1 Upgrade Guide 3

Contents Contents ..............................................................................................................................3

Preface .................................................................................................................................5

Introduction ........................................................................................................................7

Upgrade Overview ........................................................................................................7

Upgrade Cases ..............................................................................................................8 Document Assumptions ..............................................................................................10

Preparing for the Upgrade ..............................................................................................11

Backup the Model and the SharedContent (Symbols) Share .....................................12 Check the Integrity of the Databases ..........................................................................12

Verify the Consistency of Piping Specifications .............................................................. 12 Determine if Synchronize is Required .............................................................................. 13 Synchronize the Version 2009 or Version 2011 SP1 Model with the Version 2009 or Version

2011 SP1 Catalog .............................................................................................................. 13 Resolve the Version 2009 or Version 2011 SP1 To Do List ............................................ 13 Check Version 2009 or Version 2011 SP1 Database Integrity ......................................... 14 Verify Reference Files ...................................................................................................... 14

Backup the Model .......................................................................................................15

Prepare the Workstation for the Upgrade ...................................................................15

Prepare the Server for the Upgrade ............................................................................16

Upgrading the SharedContent (Symbols) Share ...........................................................19

Description of the 2011 R1 SharedContent (Symbols) Share Contents .....................19

Upgrade Procedure for the SharedContent (Symbols) Share .....................................20 Upgrading Custom Symbols and Naming Rules ........................................................25 Upgrading SmartPlant 3D Reports Template Files ....................................................25

Upgrading SmartPlant 3D Drawings Styles.sha File ..................................................26

Upgrading the Databases ................................................................................................27

Non-Global Workshare Configuration .......................................................................27

Global Workshare Configuration (Consolidated) .......................................................29

Global Workshare Configuration (Non-Consolidated) ..............................................31

Upgrading the Reference Data .......................................................................................38

Overview .....................................................................................................................38 Incorporate the 2011 SP1 and 2011 R1 Reference Data Changes ..............................39

Bulkload Changes to Catalogs .......................................................................................... 39

Synchronizing the Model with the Catalog ...................................................................41

Synchronize the 2011 R1 Model with the 2011 R1 Catalog ......................................41

Contents

4 SmartPlant 3D 2011 R1 Upgrade Guide

Resolve the 2011 R1 To Do List ................................................................................42 Check 2011 R1 Database Integrity .............................................................................42

Regenerating the Reports Database ...............................................................................43

Copy Filters from Catalog...............................................................................................44

Appendix I: Upgrading Your Tool Schema...................................................................45

Appendix II: Upgrading Your SmartPlant 3D Reports Template Files .....................46

Upgrading to 2011 R1 Reports ...................................................................................46 Impact of Changing the Middle Tier Report dlls to C++ ...........................................47

Appendix III: SharedContent (Symbols) Share Changes in 2011 ...............................48

Preface


Preface This document provides guidelines for upgrading SmartPlant 3D (SP3D) version 2009 or version 2011 Service Pack 1 (SP1) Plant configurations (models, catalogs

and supporting files) to version 2011 R1 Plant configurations. SmartPlant 3D 2011

R1 supports upgrade from the following versions:

Version 2009 SP1

Version 2009.1

Version 2011 SP1

Since most of the steps to upgrade are the same regardless of which version is being

upgraded, the document refers to the versions being upgraded as version 2009 or version 2011 SP1. Where there are differences, the document will clearly state the version to which the special instructions apply.

Note

All Plant configurations from earlier versions need to be upgraded to version 2009 or version 2011 SP1. Please see the appropriate SP3D Upgrade Guide,

delivered with the corresponding version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 software,

for upgrading to one of these versions.

Steps are also included to upgrade Plant configurations that are in a SmartPlant

Enterprise integrated environment, as well as those in a Global Workshare

configuration.

Important

For Global Workshare configurations, upgrade from version 2009 to

version 2011 SP1 requires a consolidation of databases. Steps to

upgrade Plant configurations in a workshare environment have been

incorporated into this document.

For Global Workshare configurations (GWC), upgrade from version

2011 SP1 to SmartPlant 3D 2011 R1 does not require a consolidation

of databases. Steps to upgrade Plant configurations in a workshare

environment have been incorporated into this document.

Because SmartPlant 3D registration information was not upgraded in

SmartPlant Foundation 4.x, SmartPlant 3D must re-register with

SmartPlant Foundation after upgrading to SmartPlant Foundation 4.x.

Notes

It is only possible to upgrade a SmartPlant 3D Plant configuration using the

same database type. It is NOT possible to upgrade a version 2009 Plant

configuration on a Microsoft SQL Server database to a version 2011 SP1

Plant configuration on an Oracle database.

Preface


Once the Plant configuration is upgraded, if you want to convert a SQL Server

database to an Oracle database you can do so by using the Database

Conversion Wizard. For assistance with the Database Conversion Wizard

command, refer to the Database Conversion Wizard From SQL Server to Oracle section in the version 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide.

For a definition of terms used in this guide, refer to the Glossary section in the

Common Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software or with the Help command in the Common task.

Send documentation comments or suggestions to [email protected].

Introduction


Introduction Upgrading is the process of converting an existing model, with all its associated files

and databases, from compatibility with an older version of SmartPlant 3D (SP3D) to

compatibility with the next sequential version of the software. The databases you

must upgrade include the Site, Site schema, Catalog, Catalog schema and Model

databases. The associated files you must upgrade are those that are located in the

SharedContent (Symbols) share. This set of databases (plus the Reports and Reports

schema databases) and files are collectively referred to as the Plant configuration.

Upgrade Overview Important

SmartPlant 3D 2011 R1 supports upgrade from version 2009 and

version 2011 SP1. For convenience, this document refers to the

versions being upgraded as version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 unless there are steps that apply to only one version.


version 2011 R1 requires a consolidation of databases. Steps to

upgrade Plant configurations in a workshare environment have been

incorporated into this document.

For Global Workshare configurations (GWC), upgrade from version

2011 SP1 to SmartPlant 3D 2011 R1 does not require a consolidation

of databases. Steps to upgrade Plant configurations in a workshare

environment have been incorporated into this document.

There are six major steps in upgrading SP3D data from version 2009 or version 2011

SP1 to version 2011 R1.

Step 1. Prepare for the Upgrade This step includes backing up your data, determining the integrity of the databases, and cleaning up the databases as

needed. The databases must be in as clean a state as possible prior to upgrading so

that errors will be minimized during the process. For more information, see

Preparing for the Upgrade, page 11.

Step 2. Upgrade your files in the SharedContnet (Symbols) share This process is a set of manual procedures. For more information, see Upgrading the

SharedContent (Symbols) Share, page 19.

Note

SmartPlant 3D 2011 SP1 allows custom DLLs to be used without registering

them. For more information, see Upgrading Custom Symbols and Naming

Rules, page 25.

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Step 3. Upgrade your databases The software performs this process automatically; however, you can control it using the Database Wizard and the

Project Management task. For more information, see Upgrading the Databases,

page 27.

Step 4. Upgrade your version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 reference data After upgrading the databases, your model should have the same functionality as it did

in version 2009 or 2011 SP1. However, some new features and fixes in version

2011 R1 may require that you update your reference data to take advantage of

them. This step integrates the additions and modifications that are included in

version 2011 R1 of the software into your version 2009 or version 2011 SP1

reference data. You integrate these additions and modifications based on changes

that are documented in the reference data workbooks that are delivered with 2011

R1. Because this step may be a lengthy process, you can delay this process until a

later time and go on to the next step. For more information, see Upgrading the

Reference Data, page 38.

Step 5. Synchronize the Model with the Catalog This step loads the Catalog database changes into the model. For more information, see Synchronizing the

Model with the Catalog, page 41.

Step 6. Regenerate the Reports database For more information, see Regenerating the Reports Database, page 43.

Upgrade Cases Upgrading from version 2009, the platform requirements have changed for servers

and clients for version 2011 R1. Therefore, users must backup the version 2009 Plant

configuration and restore it using a client/server configuration that has the new

platform requirements for version 2011 R1. Upgrading from version 2011 SP1, the

platform requirements are similar and do not require client/server configuration

changes. The same basic workflow will apply for each Case listed below: In the

course of describing the details of each major step, this document will take into

consideration four possible upgrade scenarios, or cases, each requiring a slightly

different workflow. Before beginning the upgrade process, select the case that applies

to your situation and follow the workflow for that case where applicable.

Case A. In-place upgrade of entire version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 site to version 2011 R1 on one server.

This case assumes a full transition of the Site and all of its Plants from version 2009

or version 2011 SP1 to version 2011 R1 on the same server. Due to the platform

requirement changes in version 2011 R1 from version 2009, the server and client

have to be updated to the new platform requirements before upgrading to version

2011 R1. However, the platform requirements should not be updated until the steps in

the Preparing for Upgrade section of this document are completed. Then, version

2011 R1 software should be installed on the server and client and all databases

upgraded in-place.

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Note

Case A is the only case where upgrade in a GWC is reasonable and

supported.

Case B. Moving (relocating) databases and upgrading them on another server.

This should be the most common procedure used for version 2009 to 2011 R1

upgrades due to platform requirement changes. This is for cases where all Plants and

Catalogs associated with the Site are moved from one server, restored on another

server and upgraded. Or when some of the Plants are moved to another server and

upgraded while others in the Site remain on version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 on the

original server. When Plant configurations from one Site are relocated and upgraded

to another server, the SharedContent (Symbols) folder must also be copied and

upgraded to the new server or location.

Case C. Restoring archived databases and upgrading them with only version 2011 R1 software.

This case deals with archived backups of version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 Plant

configurations that are restored in a location where version 2009 or version 2011 SP1

is not available. In addition to the full database backup, a corresponding backup of the

SharedContent (Symbols) folder is required.

Case D. Coexistence of version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 and 2011 R1 Plant configurations on one server.

This is the most complex case. In general for version 2009 Plant configurations, there

can be several Sites on one server, each compatible with a different version of SP3D.

In these cases, all Catalog and Plant databases within one SP3D Site must be in the

same SP3D version. SP3D does not support different versions of Catalogs and Plants

within one Site database. For version 2011 SP1 or version 2011 R1 Plant

configurations, since version 2011 has new platform requirements different than

version 2009, all Sites on one server cannot have version 2009 Sites as well as

version 2011 SP1 or version 2011 R1. Version 2009 does not support the new version

2011 platform software requirements. Therefore this Case D does not apply to

upgrading to version 2011 R1 from version 2009, and either Case A, B, or C will be

applied for all version 2011 R1 from version 2009 upgrades.

Notes

If multiple version 2009 Plant configurations are replicated in Case D

and just one (or some of them) needs to be upgraded, you must

consolidate the databases being upgraded and transfer them

(backup/restore) to the new Host server which has new platform

software requirements. Once the upgrade process is completed, the

Plant configurations can be reconfigured to a Global Workshare

environment.

If multiple version 2011 SP1 Plant configurations are replicated in

Case D and just one (or some of them) needs to be upgraded, it is

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recommended but not required to consolidate the databases being

upgraded and transfer them (backup/restore) to the new Host server.

Once the upgrade process is completed, the Plant configurations can

be reconfigured to a Global Workshare environment. For steps to

upgrade Plant configurations in a Global Workshare environment see

Global Workshare Configuration, page 29.

In all cases, when one SharedContent (Symbols) folder is shared by

multiple Plant configurations that will be separated during an upgrade

process (some Plants are upgraded to 2011 R1, while others remain on

a previous version) the SharedContent (Symbols) folder must be

copied and upgraded with the upgraded Plant configuration(s).

Document Assumptions The procedures described in this document are based on these assumptions:

1. The Plant configuration and associated files you intend to upgrade to 2011 R1 must already be upgraded to version 2009 or version 2011 SP1. SP3D does not

support upgrading directly from versions prior to 2009 SP1.

2. The Plant configuration and associated files you intend to upgrade must be updated with the latest Hot Fix. If you are unsure whether you have installed the latest Hot Fix, please check with your Intergraph support representative.

3. The necessary changes described in the Catalog Data workbooks delivered with version 2009 and version 2011 SP1 have been implemented in your workbooks

and bulkloaded to the respective version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 Catalog

database.

4. All customized files on the SharedContent (Symbols) share must have different names than the delivered files they were based on. If the files have

not been renamed, they will be overwritten and your customizations lost after the

upgrade process is complete. If the file containing your customizations is required

to retain the same name as the delivered file on which it was based, contact your

Intergraph support representative for assistance on how to upgrade these files.

Note

This only applies to users that decide to use Option 2 when upgrading

their SharedContent (Symbols) share, see Upgrading Custom Symbols and

Naming Rules, page 25 of this document, this step is not needed if Option

1 is used..

5. For Plant configurations in an integrated environment, SmartPlant Foundation databases will need to be upgraded to version 3.8.8, 4.2.0, 4.2.1, 4.3.1, 4.3.2, or

4.3.3 before upgrading the SP3D databases to 2011 R1.

6. All reference files are accessible by the user account performing the upgrade.

Preparing for the Upgrade


Preparing for the Upgrade Important

Unless otherwise stated, the steps in this section apply to all cases and

must be performed BEFORE starting the upgrade process.

Unless otherwise stated, you must perform the steps in this section on

a Workstation computer on which SP3D version 2009 or version 2011

SP1 is installed, as well as the latest Hot Fix(es).

To help diagnose any upgrade problems you encounter, move all logs

and reports you create in this section to a common location where you

can easily access them.

If unresolved or unknown errors remain after performing the steps in

this section, contact Intergraph support.

If you are configured for Global Workshare, upgrading from version

2009 to SP3D 2011 R1 requires a consolidation of databases.

If you are configured for Global Workshare, upgrading from version

2011 SP1 to SmartPlant 3D 2011 R1 does NOT require a

consolidation of databases.

For Plant configurations in an integrated environment, SmartPlant

Foundation databases will need to be upgraded to version 3.8.8, 4.2.0,

4.2.1, 4.3.1, 4.3.2, or 4.3.3 before upgrading the SP3D databases. For

assistance with upgrading SmartPlant Foundation databases, refer to

the SmartPlant Foundation Installation and Setup Guide, available

with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

Notes

You will need the following references to complete this section.

Unless otherwise stated, these guides are available with the Help >

Printable Guides command in the software.

The 2009 or 2011 SP1 Project Management Users Guide.

The 2009 or 2011 SP1 Catalog Users Guide.

The 2009 or 2011 SP1 SmartPlant 3D Troubleshooting Guide.

The 2009 or 2011 SP1 SmartPlant 3D Database Integrity Guide.

The 2011 R1 SmartPlant 3D Installation Guide.

The utility SP3DTools.exe and its instruction guide SP3DTools.doc,

both of which can be found on the SmartPlant 3D customer support

website in the SP3DTools link.

The 2011 R1 Catalog Users Guide.

The 2011 R1 Common Users Guide.

The 2011 R1 SmartPlant 3D Database Integrity Guide.

The 2011 R1 SmartPlant 3D Troubleshooting Guide.



The 2011 R1 [Discipline Name] 3D Symbols Reference.

The 2011 R1 SmartPlant 3D Reference Data Guide.

The 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide.

The 2011 R1 Global Workshare Users Guide (SQL Server).

The 2011 R1 Global Workshare Users Guide (Oracle).


Foundation Installation and Setup Guide.


SchemaEditor Users Guide.

Backup the Model and the SharedContent (Symbols) Share

1. For data security, use the Backup command in your Project Management task to create a backup of your model.

Note

For assistance with the Backup command, refer to the Back Up and

Restore Data section in the version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 Project

Management Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

2. For data security, copy your SharedContent (Symbols) share to a different location.

Check the Integrity of the Databases Important

It is recommended that regular checking of the database integrity be

made a standard practice.

Verify the Consistency of Piping Specifications 3. Run the Verify Consistency Report command on your version 2009 or version

2011 SP1 Catalog database and resolve any reported discrepancies. The command

is available on Tools menu in the Catalog task.

Note

For assistance with the Verify Consistency Report command, refer to

the Consistency Between Piping Specification and Catalog Data

section in the version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 Catalog Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.



Determine if Synchronize is Required 4. Install the SP3DTools.exe utility from the Customer Support website. For

instructions on how to install and run the utility, refer to SP3DTools.doc that is

delivered with it.

5. Run SP3DTools.exe.

6. Choose Model DB, enter the SharedContent (Symbols) Share, and select Build Symbol List.

7. If symbols are missing, mismatched, or any site proxies are listed as out-of-date, then perform the steps in the next section, Synchronize the Version 2009 or

Version 2011 SP1 Model with the version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 Catalog.

Otherwise, you can skip to Resolve the Version 2009 or Version 2011 SP1 To Do

List, page 13.

Synchronize the Version 2009 or Version 2011 SP1 Model with the Version 2009 or Version 2011 SP1 Catalog

8. Run the Synchronize Model with Catalog command in the Project Management task.

Notes

In a Global Workshare configuration, and upgrading from version

2009 this command should be run after consolidation of all the

databases.


2011 SP1 this command should be run at each site.

For assistance with the Synchronize Model with Catalog command,

refer to the Synchronize Model with Catalog Command section in the

version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 Project Management Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the

software.

Resolve the Version 2009 or Version 2011 SP1 To Do List 9. Minimize the number of entries found in the To Do List.

Notes


2009 To Do List resolution should be after consolidation of the

databases.


2011 SP1 To Do List resolution should be performed at each site.



For assistance with resolving items in the To Do List, refer to the To

Do List Messages section in the version 2009 or version 2011 SP1

SmartPlant 3D Troubleshooting Guide, both available with the Help >

Printable Guides command in the software.

If there are any objects in your model whose configuration status is not

set to Working, it is possible that they will appear in the To Do List as a result of the Synchronize process.

To resolve non-Working status items so that they no longer appear in

the To Do List, it is necessary to change the configuration status of

those objects from their non-Working value to Working, and refresh

the To Do List.

After being removed from the To Do List, the objects can be changed

back to their original configuration status.

Similarly, all objects assigned to a permission group to which the user

performing the Synchronization process has no write access will

appear in the To Do List.

Check Version 2009 or Version 2011 SP1 Database Integrity 10. Perform the procedures to check the integrity of your version 2009 or version

2011 SP1 Site, Catalog, and Model databases.

Note

For assistance with checking the integrity of databases, refer to the

version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 SmartPlant 3D Database Integrity

Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the

software.

Verify Reference Files 11. Verify that paths to reference files in the model are correct and that the reference

files are at that location. During upgrade, if the software cannot find the reference

files in a model, either because the files no longer exist at the specified path or the

path is no longer valid, the reference files will be removed from the model.

Information about reference files that are removed during upgrade are written to

the log file.

Note

For assistance with reference files, refer to the version 2009 or version

2011 SP1 Common Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.



Backup the Model 12. After cleaning up the databases, use the Backup command in the Project

Management task to create a backup of the model.

Note

For assistance with the Backup command, refer to the Back Up and

Restore Data section in the version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 Project


Prepare the Workstation for the Upgrade Important

Installing 2011 R1 SP3D client software requires all previous SP3D

installations to be uninstalled.

13. Install the required 2011 Enterprise Platform software on the client.

Note

For assistance installing the required 2011 Enterprise Platform

software, refer to the SmartPlant 3D Installation Guide, available with

the Help > Printable Guides command in the software or on the

Smart 3D media Help folder.

14. Install the 2011 R1 SP3D client software, including the latest 2011 R1 Hot Fix(es) when available, on the client workstation where you will perform the

upgrade process.

15. If you are in an integrated environment, install version 3.8.8, 4.2.0, 4.2.1, 4.3.1 or 4.3.2 of both SmartPlant Schema Component and SmartPlant Client.

Notes


2011 R1 requires a consolidation of databases. The upgrade process is

performed from the Host location after consolidation of the databases.

For Global Workshare configurations, upgrade from version 2011 SP1

to SmartPlant 3D 2011 R1 does NOT require a consolidation of

databases. The upgrade process is primarily performed from the Host

location. However, each satellite will require a client workstation with

the latest Project Management installed to complete the upgrade.

For assistance installing version 3.8.8, 4.2.0, 4.2.1, 4.3.1, 4.3.2, or

4.3.3 of SmartPlant Schema and SmartPlant Client, refer to the

SmartPlant Foundation Installation and Setup Guide, available with

the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.



Prepare the Server for the Upgrade Important

The procedures to perform in this section are dependent on the case

that applies to your situation. For more details on each case, Upgrade

Cases, page 8.

Case A and D

16. Uninstall all version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 SP3D Reference Data software, including any Service Packs and Hot Fixes.

Notes

Installing 2011 R1 SP3D Reference Data software requires all

previous SP3D installations to be uninstalled.

For Global Workshare configurations, this step needs to be performed at each

site.

For Case D, which only applies for version 2011 SP1, for more details on each

case, see Upgrade Cases, page 8. Before installing 2011 R1 SP3D Reference

Data software, backup and copy all files from their installation folder to another

location on the server. These files may be necessary if you need to create a new version 2009 SP1 Site, Catalog and/or Plant in the future.

All Cases A, B, C, and D

17. Install the required 2011 Enterprise Platform software on the server, if not already.

Notes






site.

18. Install the 2011 R1 SP3D Reference Data software, including the latest 2011 R1 Hot Fix(es) when available, on the server having the 2011 Enterprise Platform

requirements installed.

Notes






site.

19. Create the new SharedContent (Symbols) folder.



Important

Intergraph PPM recommends that you do not create the SharedContent

(Symbols) folder under the product folder. Please copy the

SharedContent folder and move it to another location to be shared.

For more information on upgrading the SharedContent (Symbols)

folder in 2011 SP1 see, Upgrading the SharedContent (Symbols)

Share, page 19.

Case A

20. For version 2009 upgrades, using a version 2009 workstation with Project Management installed, restore the Site and the Plant configurations to the server.

21. For version 2011 SP1 upgrades, the databases should still be located on the server and there is no need to restore.

Important

Use the Restore command in the Project Management task to restore

the Plant(s) if they will keep their original names.

Use the Restore as Copy command in the Project Management task to

restore the Plant(s) if one or more Plants need to be renamed.

Notes

Using the Restore as Copy mode will remove the registration with an

integrated environment for the new plant.

For assistance with the Restore and Restore as Copy commands,

refer to the Backing Up and Restoring Data section in the Project


Case B

22. Using a version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 workstation with Project Management installed, restore the Site and the Plant configurations to the new server.

Important

Use the Restore command in the Project Management task to restore

the Plant(s) if they will keep their original names.

Use the Restore as Copy command in the Project Management task to

restore the Plant(s) if one or more Plants need to be renamed.

Notes

Using the Restore as Copy mode will remove the registration with an

integrated environment for the new plant.






Case C

23. Using a version 2011 R1 workstation with Project Management installed, restore the Site configuration to the new server.

Notes

For assistance with the Restore command, refer to the Backing Up and

Restoring Data section in the Project Management Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

The Restore As Copy command works only when restoring a backup

made with the same version of the software used for restoring. If you

need to rename the Plants or the Catalog after the upgrade is

completed, the Plant can be Restored as Copy with the new name from

a backup of the upgraded Plant Configuration.

Case D

24. Using a version 2011 SP1 workstation with Project Management installed, either restore the Site from backup with a new name if the upgraded Plant(s) and

Catalog will keep the original name, or create a new Site if you intend to use the

Restore as Copy command.

Note




25. Using a version 2011 SP1 workstation with Project Management installed, restore the Plant(s).

Important

Use the Restore command to restore the Plant(s) to the restored Site if

they will keep their original names after ensuring that they are already

deleted from the original Site.

Use the Restore as Copy command to restore the Plant(s) if one of

these two situations apply:

1. One or more Plants need to be renamed.

2. The Catalog must be copied and renamed because it is shared by a Plant which is not upgraded.

Upgrading the SharedContent (Symbols) Share



Notes

Before continuing with the following procedures, ensure that all

customized files on the SharedContent (Symbols) share have different

names than the delivered files on which they were based.

If the files have not been renamed, they will be overwritten and your

customizations will not be present after the upgrade is complete.

If a file containing your customizations needs to retain the same name

as the delivered file on which it was based, contact your Intergraph

support representative for assistance on how to upgrade this file.

Description of the 2011 R1 SharedContent (Symbols) Share Contents

SharedContent\WBSAssignableNames.txt A customizable file, that contains a list of class names that are valid for assignment to a Work Breakdown Structure.

SharedContent\WBSAssignableNames_Manual.txt A customizable file, that contains a list of class names that are valid for manual assignment to a Work

Breakdown Structure. Users can delete this manual file. If this file is deleted, the

manual assignment behavior will be the same as versions prior to 2011 R1; no

filtering of objects. All selected objects will be assigned when executing the

AssignToWBSItem command.

SharedContent\Bin contains piping, equipment, HVAC, Hangers and Support, etc. Intergraph delivered dlls.

SharedContent\CrossSections contains Symbol2D generated cross-sections for Structure.

SharedContent\CrossSectionType contains bitmaps referenced by Structure. SharedContent\Custom Symbols directory to be used by customers for custom

dlls.

SharedContent\CustomDoc storage for custom documentation.

Important

Delivered files in this folder cannot be renamed, however, their

contents can be modified. Any customizations made to these files can

be copied back into the 2011 R1 files.

SharedContent\Data contains bitmaps referenced by Hangers and Supports, custom schema and mapping files for Reference 3D, and mapping files for

Translators.

SharedContent\Drawings catalog location for the Drawings and Reports environment.



SharedContent\DrawingsWrappers contains additional catalog files for the Drawings and Reports environment.

SharedContent\HangersAndSupports contains Symbol2D files referenced by Hangers and Supports.

SharedContent\Labels catalog location for labels. SharedContent\NozzleOrientations contains bitmaps used to display nozzle

properties.

SharedContent\Openings contains bitmaps and Symbol2D generated cross-section for Structures opening command.

SharedContent\PmfgIsoStyleData catalog information for the various styles used to create piping isometric drawings.

SharedContent\Reports catalog location for reports. SharedContent\ShapeTypes contains bitmaps and xml definition of Shapes. SharedContent\SmartPlantStructure additional bitmaps referenced by Structure. SharedContent\SolidEdgeParts contains Solid Edge par and asm files for

Equipment.

SharedContent\SymbolIcons contains bitmaps referenced by route. SharedContent\Xml contains files used by SP3D to work with SmartPlant

integrated environment. It also includes the SystemSymbolConfig.xml and

CustomSymbolConfig.xml files that are necessary for on-the-fly registration of

delivered and custom DLLs.

Upgrade Procedure for the SharedContent (Symbols) Share

Important

The procedures to perform in this section are dependent on the case

that applies to your situation. For more details on each case, refer to

Upgrade Cases, page 8.

In the steps that follow, the contents of the 2011 R1 SharedContent

(Symbols) share will be copied onto the contents of your version 2009

Symbols or version 2011 SP1 SharedContent (Symbols) share.

However, for Plant configurations in an integrated environment,

DO NOT copy the contents of the 2011 R1 SharedContent\Xml

folder onto the contents of your version 2009 Symbols or version

2011 SP1 SharedContent (Symbols) share. See Appendix I:

Upgrading Your Tool Schema, page 45. However, the

SystemSymbolConfig.xml file from the 2011 R1 SharedContent

(Symbols) share should be copied onto the version 2009 Symbols or

version 2011 SP1 SharedContent (Symbols) share. This file contains

information necessary for on-the-fly registration of delivered DLLs.

For all Cases A, B, C and D

1. Copy the contents of your existing version 2009 Symbols or version 2011 SP1 SharedContent (Symbols) share to its location on the server.



2. If you have customized the file Styles.sha located in the SharedContent or Symbols\Drawing\templates folder, create a backup of this file. After completing

the remaining steps in this section, follow the steps in Upgrading SmartPlant 3D

Drawings Styles.sha File, page 26, to finish the upgrade of this file.

3. Rename the bin folder in the 2009 Symbols or version 2011 SP1 SharedContent (Symbols) folder to bin_2009 or something similar. The 2011 R1 SharedContent

folder has been reorganized to have discipline-related folders under the bin folder.

If you do not rename the old bin folder, you will have duplicate DLLs after

upgrading the SharedContent (Symbols), and the entries for the duplicate DLLs

will not appear in the SystemSymbolConfig.xml file after running the Update

Custom Symbol Configuration command.

4. If working in an integrated environment, rename the XML folder to XML_2009 or something similar. Specific files in the SharedContent\XML folder will be

modified later in the upgrade process. If the version 2009 or version 2011 SP1

integration files are overwritten with the 2011 R1 files, the upgrade will fail for

Plant configurations in an integrated environment. This is the reason for

renaming the folder. See Appendix I: Upgrading Your Tool Schema, page 45.

5. Copy the contents of the delivered 2011 R1 SharedContent (Symbols) share over your Plants version 2009 Symbols or version 2011 SP1 SharedContent (Symbols) share. DO overwrite files with the same name, after ensuring you

have renamed the version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 SharedContent

(Symbols) files that you have customized.

Note

The SharedContent (Symbols) folder cannot be shared by Plants using

different versions of SP3D. Therefore, the upgraded Plant

configuration must use its own copy of the SharedContent (Symbols)

folder, while the original Symbols or SharedContent folder stays in

version 2009 or version 2011 SP1.

6. Sign Assemblies

Intergraph Process, Power & Marine signs all delivered .NET assemblies with a

strong name. Signing an assembly is a way to guarantee the authenticity of an

assembly. If you create your own custom .NET assemblies, we recommend that you

sign them with your company's private key. Refer to Visual Studio help for

information on signing an assembly.

7. Grant Trust to Client Computers

To utilize .NET based commands symbols or rules, your administrator must apply

the required security setting in order to enable .NET code from Shared Content

(Symbols) to be trusted. This is required because by default in .NET all code from a

network location in untrusted. If adding trust is not done, you will receive the

following error message when running a .NET command: "Not able to get the

ThirdParty Plugin from the Catalog Rule or Default Rule". In addition, you will not



be able to place objects using .NET symbols in the model. This is also required before

Bulkloading .NET symbols, as doing so may put existing objects in the To Do List.

You must set each computer that uses the signed assemblies trust access to the

assemblies. The most convenient way to do this is to generate an msi file on one

client machine and distribute the permissions to each client computer. You will need

the .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration utility, which is available in the .NET

Software Development Kit. You can also search the Microsoft web site for

"configwizard.msi download".

1. Install the .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration utility on a client computer.

2. Select Start > Control Panel > System and Security > Administrative Tools > Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration.

3. In the Console Root tree, expand .NET Framework 2.0 Configuration > My Computer > Runtime Security Policy > Machine > Code Groups >

All_Code > LocalIntranet _Zone.

4. Under Tasks, click Add a Child Code Group.

5. Select Create a new code group.

6. In the Name box, type Delivered Smart 3D Content

7. Click Next.

8. In the Choose the condition type for this code group, select Strong Name.

9. Click Import.

10. Browse to and select one of the signed assemblies.

Important

You need to select one of the Intergraph Process, Power & Marine signed

assemblies from the shared content folder. All Intergraph Process, Power

& Marine assemblies are signed with the same key, so it does not matter

which assembly you select. You can also select from the product location,

eg

[Smart3DWorkstationInstallationDirectory]\Core\Container\Bin\Assembli

es\Release\CommonMiddle.dll.

The public key displays.

11. Clear the Name check box.

12. Clear the Version check box.

Note

By clearing the Name and Version check boxes, the computer trusts all

assemblies that were signed with the same strong name key.

13. Click Next.



14. Select FullTrust from Use existing permission set.

15. Click Next.

16. Click Finish.

17. Right-click Runtime Security Policy, and then select Create Deployment Package.

18. Select Machine.

19. Specify the file name and folder location for the .msi file.

20. Click Next.

21. Click Finish. This should generate the msi file with the given name in the specified folder.

22. Distribute the .msi file to each client. You can do this using the Remote Installation approach allowed by Microsoft.

Important

After you do this procedure for the Intergraph Process, Power & Marine

assemblies, you need to repeat the steps for the custom assemblies that

you have created and signed.

Command Line Alternative

If you wish to do it in an alternative manner, instead of creating and distributing

msi files, you can run a command line executable to grant the client computer

access to the assemblies on the shared content share. You must run the following

executable as an administrator from a command-line window on each client

computer:

"C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\caspol.exe" -pp off -

machine -addgroup LocalIntranet_Zone -url \\server\share\* FullTrust -name

"SharedContent Share"

where \\server\share is the computer name and share name for the SharedContent

share.

Important

You must rerun this command line each time a .NET assembly is added to

the share.

The above process should be run on all client machines that need to utilize

.NET symbols.

In order for Remote IFC to utilize .Net symbols, the above process should

be run on all Remote IFC Server machines.

8. Copy the Structure subfolder, SystemSymbolConfig.XML, MapClassIdToLevelDiscipline.txt, OptimizationForRole Marine Sample.xml,



and OptimizationForRole Plant Sample.xml files from the newer XML folder and overwrite the files in the version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 XML folder

renamed in the previous step. Remove the newer XML folder and rename the

version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 XML folder back to XML.

9. For plant configurations in an integrated environment, ensure that the files in the SharedContent\Xml folder are not Read-only.

DesignBasisSchema subfolder

EFUpdateCache subfolder

Designbasis_map.xml

Designbasis.xml

ExemptCorrelateClasses.xml

P3DComponent.xml

SP3DPublishMap.xml

SPItoSP3DPortMapping.xml

10. If you have customized any files on the SharedContent (Symbols) share (for example, report template files, etc.) that were based on a delivered template file,

you may need to modify this file to incorporate Intergraphs fixes and enhancements. Refer to Appendix II, starting on page 46. If so, do one of the

following:

1. Implement Intergraphs 2011 R1 changes into your version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 customized file.

OR

2. Repeat the customizations you made in version 2009 or version 2011 SP1 in the new 2011 R1 file.

11. See Appendix III, starting on page 48, for a list of symbol files that have version number changes that may require additional action to update existing occurrences

in the model.

Note

For Global Workshare configurations, make sure any template file

changes are incorporated into each sites SharedContent (Symbols) share.



Upgrading Custom Symbols and Naming Rules Important

Custom symbols and naming rules components (custom DLLs) written

in Visual Basic must be migrated from version 2009 or version 2011

SP1 to 2011 R1.

A custom component is a symbol or naming rule written by a user or a

user modified version of components provided by Intergraph.

Custom symbols and naming rules written in Visual C++ should to be

migrated to 2011 R1 in the standard way (see Option 2 below).

SmartPlant 3D 2011 R1 allows custom DLLs to be used without

registering them. You can take advantage of this feature by adopting

migration option 1. Or you can choose to go with option 2, which is

using custom DLLs as they are used in version 2009 or version 2011

SP1 and earlier versions.

Note

Custom COM components (for symbols or naming rules) written in

Visual C++ should not be placed on symbol share in 2011 R1.

Option 1: Move Custom DLLs to SharedContent Directory

For more information and steps on how to manage and move Custom DLLs to the

SharedContent directory , refer to the 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

Or

The same information is also in each [Discipline name] 3D Symbols Reference

document, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

Option 2: Continue to Use the Custom DLLs as They Are

With this option the custom DLLs can be used as they are used in Version 2007 (7.x)

and earlier. This means that the custom DLLs will be registered on each client

software installation. Some of the custom DLLs may have to be recompiled on the

Version 2011 (9.0) platform. If you select this option, then there is no impact except

the recompilation impact in some cases. Recompiled DLLs must be distributed to

each client machine.

Upgrading SmartPlant 3D Reports Template Files 1. If you have created custom reports based on any of the delivered report templates,

or if you want to incorporate the modified or new report files delivered in 2011

R1, review Appendix II: Upgrading Your SmartPlant 3D Reports Template Files,

page 46, for steps to incorporate the changes into your own custom or delivered

reports, if necessary.



Upgrading SmartPlant 3D Drawings Styles.sha File Important

These steps are only necessary if you have customized the file

Styles.sha and after performing the steps in Upgrading the

SharedContent (Symbols) Share, page 19. These steps assume that the

delivered Styles.sha file is located in the

SharedContent\Drawing\templates folder on the SharedContent

(Symbols) share and that your customized file is backed up at some

other location.

1. Rename the delivered Styles.

2. Copy your customized Styles.sha file to the SharedContent\Drawing\templates folder on the SharedContent (Symbols) share and rename it, if necessary, with the

name Styles.sha.

Note

The steps below are only necessary if you need to incorporate new

line styles included in the delivered file that are not included in

your customized Styles.sha.

3. Open your customized Styles.sha file.

4. Select the Format > Style menu item. The Style form appears.

5. On the Style form, select Resources.

6. Select the Add button on the Style Resources form.

7. On the Add form, browse to the delivered Styles.sha file that you renamed and select OK.

8. Select OK on the Style Resources form.

9. Select Apply then Close on the Style form.

10. Place a line using one of the new line styles included with the delivered file. This will permanently copy the new line style to your customized Styles.sha file.

11. Delete the line.

12. Repeat the previous two steps for each line style you want to add to your customized Styles.sha.

13. Save and exit the customized Styles.sha file.

Upgrading the Databases


Upgrading the Databases Important


2011 R1 requires a consolidation of databases. See Global Workshare

Configuration, page 29.


to 2011 R1 does NOT require a consolidation of databases. See Global

Workshare Configuration, page 29.

Notes

You will need the following references to complete the steps in this

section.

The 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

The 2011 R1 SmartPlant 3D Reference Data Guide, available with the

Help > Printable Guides command in the software.


Foundation Installation and Setup Guide.

Non-Global Workshare Configuration Cases A, B, and D

1. Using the 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project Management component, upgrade the Site and Site schema databases.

Note

For assistance with this step, refer to the Upgrade a Site Database

section in the 2011 SP1 Project Management Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

2. Using the 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project Management environment, upgrade the Catalog and Catalog schema databases.

Note

For assistance with this step, refer to the Upgrade the Catalog and

Catalog Schema Databases section in the 2011 R1 Project


3. Using the 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project Management environment, run the Tools > Update Custom Symbol Configuration command.

This command creates or updates a file called CustomSymbolConfig.xml under

the ..\SharedContent\Xml folder. After the file CustomSymbolConfig.xml is

created, SmartPlant 3D will use the custom DLLs from ..\SharedContent\Custom

Symbols folder.



Note

All custom symbols have to be located in the ..\SharedContent\Custom

Symbols folder and have to be unregistered on the system running the

Update Custom Symbol Configuration command.

4. For Plant configurations in an integrated environment, run the Generate Design Basis command from the 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project

Management component.

Note

For assistance with this step, refer to the Generate the Design Basis

section in the 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide. You can access this guide using the Help > Printable Guides command in the

software.

5. Using the 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project Management component, upgrade the Model database.

Note

For assistance with this step, refer to the Upgrade the Plant (Model

Database) section in the 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide. You can access this guide using the Help > Printable Guides

command in the software.

Case C

6. Using the 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project Management component, upgrade the Site and Site Schema databases.

Note

For assistance with this step, refer to the Upgrade the Site and Site

Schema Databases section in the 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide. You can access this guide using the Help > Printable Guides


7. Using the 2011 R1 client workstation, restore the Plant with Catalog in the upgraded Site on the new server.

Note

For assistance with the Restore command, refer to the Backing Up and

Restoring Data section in the 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the

software.

8. Using the 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project Management component, upgrade the Catalog and Catalog schema databases.

Note


Catalog Schema Databases section in the 2009.1 Project Management



Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

9. Using the 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project Management environment, run the Tools > Update Custom Symbol Configuration command.

This command creates or updates a file called CustomSymbolConfig.xml under

the ..\SharedContent\Xml folder. After the file CustomSymbolConfig.xml is

created, SmartPlant 3D will use the custom DLLs from ..\SharedContent\Custom

Symbols folder.

Note

All custom symbols have to be located in the ..\SharedContent\Custom

Symbols folder and have to be unregistered on the system running the

Update Custom Symbol Configuration command.

10. For Plant configurations in an integrated environment, run the Generate Design Basis command on the 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project

Management component.

Note

For assistance with this step, refer to the Generate Design Basis

Command section in the 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide. You can access this guide using the Help > Printable Guides


11. Using the 2011 R1 client workstation on which the Project Management component is installed, upgrade the Model database.

Note

For assistance with this step, refer to the Upgrade the Model Database

section in the 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

Global Workshare Configuration (Consolidated) All Cases A, B, C, and D for version 2009 to version 2011 R1 upgrades

Notes


2011 R1 requires a consolidation of databases. The upgrade process is

performed from the Host location after consolidation of the databases.

See the 2011 R1 Global Workshare Users Guide (SQL Server) or Global Workshare Users Guide (Oracle) for more detailed instruction.

1. At the Host location, use the version 2009 client workstation that includes the Project Management component to consolidate the Plant configuration.



Note

For assistance with this step, refer to the section Consolidate Plant

from Workshare section in the 2009 Global Workshare Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

2. After consolidation, check that all permission groups belong to the Host location. Then follow the steps detailed in the Non-Global Workshare Configuration, page

27.

Notes


from Workshare section in the 2009 Global Workshare Users Guide (SQL Server) or Global Workshare Users Guide (Oracle), available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

For Oracle Plant configurations you will need to define the same

Stream administrator login and password in the Upgrade Password

form. This login and password should be the same user that was

defined when the initial Global Workshare configuration streams were

executed.

All Cases A, B, C, and D for version 2011 SP1 to version 2011 R1 upgrades

Notes


to 2011 R1 does not require a consolidation of databases, but it is an

option to do so. Continue to the next step.

If upgrade in a non-consolidated state is required then follow the next

section Global Workshare Configuration (Non-Consolidated).

See the 2011 R1 Global Workshare Users Guide (SQL Server) or Global Workshare Users Guide (Oracle) for more detailed instruction.

1. At the Host location, use the version 2011 SP1 client workstation that includes the Project Management component to consolidate the Plant configuration.

Note


from Workshare section in the 2009 Global Workshare Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

2. After consolidation, check that all permission groups belong to the Host location. Then follow the steps detailed in the Non-Global Workshare Configuration, page

27.

Notes


from Workshare section in the 2011 SP1 Global Workshare Users Guide (SQL Server) or Global Workshare Users Guide (Oracle), available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.







executed.

Global Workshare Configuration (Non-Consolidated)

Cases A for version 2011 SP1 to version 2011 R1 upgrades

Important

The procedures to perform in this section only apply for Case A in a

Global Workshare configuration.

Notes

For Global Workshare configurations, upgrading from version 2011

SP1 to SmartPlant 3D 2011 R1 does NOT require a consolidation of

databases. Continue to the next step. See the 2011 R1 Global

Workshare Guide for more detailed instruction.

For more details on each case, refer to Upgrade Cases, page 8.

1. At the Host location, using the version 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project Management component, upgrade the Site and Site schema databases

using the Database Wizard. For an oracle based workshare that involves a non-

trusted satellite, follow this additional step before upgrading the Site database on

the Host location.

a. At satellite database server (untrusted) - Edit the Oracle sqlnet.ora file and set authentication services to NONE. By default, this file is located in the

ORACLE_HOME\network\admin directory

SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES=(NONE)

Notes





executed.

For assistance with this step, refer to the Upgrade the Site and Site

Schema Databases section in the 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the

software.



A message will display specifying scripts which need to be executed

manually on the Site and/or Site Schema databases for each Satellite

location.

If there are non-trusted satellites in the work share then additional

configurations to the non-trusted database servers are required at

certain steps in the workflow. During the upgrade process which

involves a non-trusted satellite the below message will be displayed

with Yes and No options.

Failed in establishing trusted connection to one or more satellite

servers involved in the Global Work share configuration.

Host Server / Database: ServerName / DatabaseName

Migration will treat them as untrusted sources and generate the

required scripts to manually migrate them. Do you want to

continue?

On selecting Yes, the migration will proceed further and on selecting

No the migration will not continue.

2. At the Host location, using the version 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project Management component, upgrade non-replicated

views by executing all of the scripts and views detailed in the upgrade

SiteDBName_ReadMe.txt file.

a. Script information is recorded in the upgrade SiteDBName_ReadMe.txt file.

b. Scripts and upgrade SiteDBName_ReadMe.txt file are created in the C:\Temp\SatelliteMigration folder.

Steps to execute script(s) on SQL Server databases:

1. Run the individual Satellite_Instance name_SDBNameMigration_X.bat file on the corresponding

Satellite location.

Note

X is the location Id of the satellite. Based on the number of

satellites, the respective number of .bat files will be created.

For non-trusted satellites, the respective .bat file and the sql

file need to be copied to the satellite location and be executed

manually.

2. Repeat the above step for each Satellite location.

3. Run the AddToPublications_.bat file to execute the script.

4. Ensure that all data is replicated between the Host and Satellite(s) before performing the next view generation step.

5. Regenerate the Site and Site Schema views on each Satellite using the View Generator. The View Generator executable,

ViewGenerator.exe, is delivered in the [Product

Folder]\Core\Tools\Administrator\Bin folder.

Steps to execute script(s) on Oracle databases:



1. Run the individual Satellite_Instance name_SDBNameMigration_X.bat file on the corresponding

Satellite location.

Note





manually.


3. Run the AddToStreamCapture.bat file to execute the script.

4. Ensure that all data is replicated between the Host and Satellite(s) before performing the next view generation step. For a non-trusted

satellite server, perform the following additional step:

At satellite database server (untrusted) - Edit the Oracle sqlnet.ora

file and set authentication services to NTS. By default, this file is

located in the ORACLE_HOME\network\admin directory.

SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES=(NTS)

5. Regenerate the Site and Site Schema views on each Satellite using the View Generator. The View Generator executable,

ViewGenerator.exe, is delivered in the [Product


3. At the Host location, using the version 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project Management component, upgrade the Catalog and Catalog schema

databases. For an oracle based workshare that involves a non-trusted satellite,

follow this additional step before upgrading the Catalog database on the Host

location.




Notes


Catalog Schema Databases section in the 2009.1 Project Management

Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.


manually on the Catalog and/or Catalog Schema databases for each

Satellite location.

4. Using the version 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project Management component, perform step 2 from the Option 1: Move

Custom DLLs to SharedContent Directory section. For more details,



refer to Option 1: Move Custom DLLs to SharedContent Directory,

page 25.



CatalogDBName_ReadMe.txt file.

a. Script information is recorded in the upgrade CatalogDBName_ReadMe.txt file.

b. Scripts and upgrade CatalogDBName_ReadMe.txt file are created in the C:\Temp\SatelliteMigration folder.


1. Run the individual Satellite_Instance name_CDBNameMigration_X.bat file on the corresponding

Satellite location.

Note





manually.


3. Run the AddToPublications_.bat file to execute the script.


5. Regenerate the Catalog and Catalog Schema views on each Satellite using the View Generator. The View Generator

executable, ViewGenerator.exe, is delivered in the [Product



1. Run the individual Satellite_Instance name_CDBNameMigration_X.bat file on the corresponding

Satellite location.

Note





manually.


3. Run the AddToStreamCapture.bat file to execute the script.



4. Ensure that all data is replicated between the Host and Satellite(s) before performing the next view generation step. For a non-

trusted satellite server, perform the following additional step:





5. Regenerate the Catalog and Catalog Schema views on each Satellite using the View Generator. The View Generator



6. In an integrated environment at the Host location for Plant configurations, run the Generate Design Basis command from the version 2011 R1 client workstation

that includes the Project Management component.

7. If Generate Design Basis was performed, regenerate the Catalog and Catalog Schema views on each Satellite using the View Generator.

Note

For assistance with this step, refer to the Generate Design Basis

Command section in the 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide. You can access this guide using the Help > Printable Guides


8. At the Host location, using the version 2011 R1 client workstation that includes the Project Management component, upgrade the Model database. For an oracle

based workshare that involves a non-trusted satellite, follow this additional step

before upgrading the Site database on the Host location.




Notes

For assistance with this step, refer to the Upgrade the Model Database

section in the 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide. You can access this guide using the Help > Printable Guides command in the

software.


manually on the Model database at each Satellite location.



ModelDBName_ReadMe.txt file.



a. Script information is recorded in the upgrade ModelDBName_ReadMe.txt file.

b. Scripts and upgrade ModelDBName_ReadMe.txt file are created in the C:\Temp\SatelliteMigration folder.


1. Run the individual Satellite_Instance name_MDBNameMigration_X.bat file on the corresponding

Satellite location.

Note





manually.


3. Run all the AddToPublications_.bat file(s) on the corresponding Satellite location.



6. Regenerate the Model views with Catalog Schema on each Satellite using the View Generator. The View Generator



Notes

To run ViewGenerator on the Model Database, select the Model

database as the Data Database and select the Catalog Schema database

as the Schema Database.


1. Run the individual Satellite_Instance name_MDBNameMigration_X.bat file on the corresponding

Satellite location.

Note





manually.

2. Repeat the above step for each Satellite location .

3. Run all the AddToStreamCapture.bat file(s) to execute the script.



4. Ensure that all data is replicated between the Host and Satellite(s) before performing the next view generation step. For a non-

trusted satellite server, perform the following additional step:





5. Regenerate the Model views with Catalog Schema on each Satellite using the View Generator. The View Generator



Note

To run ViewGenerator on the Model Database, select the Model

database as the Data Database and select the Catalog Schema database

as the Schema Database.

Upgrading the Reference Data


Upgrading the Reference Data Important

Prior to performing the procedures in this section, use the Backup

command in the Project Management task to create a backup of your

upgraded Plant. For assistance with the Backup command, refer to the

Back Up and Restore Data section in the 2011 R1 Project

Management Users Guide. You can access this guide using the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

For Global Workshare configurations, you only need to perform the

steps in this section at the Host location.

Notes

You will need the following references to complete the steps in this

section.

The 2011 R1 Project Management Users Guide, available with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

The 2011 R1 SmartPlant 3D Reference Data Guide, available with the


The 2011 R1 [Discipline Name] 3D Symbols Reference, available with


Overview In SmartPlant 3D 2011 R1, numerous changes have been made to the reference data.

These changes, which include enhancements as well as fixes to the data or software,

are incorporated into the reference data workbooks delivered with the product. The

changes are also reflected in the database seed templates provided by Intergraph.

Notes

The reference data workbooks can be found in the folder [Product

Folder]\CatalogData\Bulkload\Datafiles.

For more information about the reference data delivered with the

software, refer to the Understanding Reference Data section in the

2011 R1 SmartPlant 3D Reference Data Guide, available with the


Upgrading the Reference Data


Incorporate the 2011 SP1 and 2011 R1 Reference Data Changes

Bulkload Changes to Catalogs 1. Decide what reference data changes you want to incorporate from the delivered

Catalog Data workbooks using the next set of procedures:

Using the version 2011 R1 client workstation open the folder [Product

Folder]\CatalogData\BulkLoad\Datafiles to review the most recent delivered

catalog data.

Select the files that correspond to the discipline in which you are interested in.

Review the Revision History worksheet for each file. Note which additions or

changes you want to incorporate into your reference data.

Note

For more information on incorporating 2011 R1 reference data

changes for new functionality into upgraded Plant configurations, refer

to the Reference Data Changes 2011 SP1 to 2011 R1.xls workbook,

available in the Upgrade folder on the product media.

2. For each of the items you note, make changes in your upgraded workbooks or create your own set of delta workbooks.

3. Using the version 2011 R1 client workstation on which the Bulkload Reference Data component is installed, bulkload the edited workbooks to the upgraded

Catalog.

Notes

For more information on how to bulkload files to the Catalog database,

refer to the 2011 R1 SmartPlant 3D Reference Data Guide, available

with the Help > Printable Guides command in the software.

Many disciplines support bulkloading in Delete and Replace mode.

For more information on bulkloading in Delete and Replace mode,

refer to the 2011 R1 SmartPlant Reference Data Guide, available with


Important

When using Delete and Replace mode in the Bulkload Utility, all

existing catalog entries for each worksheet will be deleted and

replaced with the contents of the worksheet being bulkloaded. In cases

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