identify a model in an unopened set

[DoctorBomber90]

Good evening, everyone.
I would like to expose my doubt on solidworks.
I used, for about a year, inventor and there was a very useful command (I don't remember the name).
the command in question asked,as input information, a certain model and allowed you to locate the assemblies where that model was present.
I'll explain.
I have the model "xyz" and,clicking on it with the appropriate command, opens a window , where it lists the assemblies in which the model "xyz" is located.
Now, my dilemma is... is there a similar command on solidworks?

thanks to anyone who can answer me.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

This, and more, I know it does with solidworks explorer.
the command is called "where used"

 

[DoctorBomber90]

@massivonweizen Thank you. Now I try.

 

[meccanicamg]

but only if indexed the route, locally and with windows otherwise it serves the pdm. this was what happened at least until a few years ago.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

@massivonweizen Thank you. Now I try.

would be useful for the forum, as well as indicated in the regulation, to give a reply if it has resolved or not.

 

[DoctorBomber90]

Hello, everyone.
First of all, I apologize to all if I have not given a message of "feed-back" (motive work and Christmas dinners).
I tried to use the suggestion @massivonweizen , but I see a window with the location inside my laptop (personal and not).
look image "consideration 1" and "2" for use of solidworks explorer.
It's not bad, but it's not what I was looking for.
therefore there is no command of solidworks similar to the "where used" command of inventor.@meccanicamg I copy the text of your post:
"but only if indexed the route, locally and with windows otherwise it serves the pdm. This was what happened at least until a few years ago."My ignorance (unfortunately) but what do you mean by " indexed"? and the pdm what is it?
Thank you.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

therefore there is no command of solidworks similar to the "where used" command of inventor.

solidworks explorer has the receptacle "where used"; because you don't see it, I have no idea, but I'm going to attach the screen to how explorer looks like.
read also the guide solidworks explorer - 2019 - guida di solidworks

 

[meccanicamg]

Hello, everyone.
First of all, I apologize to all if I have not given a message of "feed-back" (motive work and Christmas dinners).
I tried to use the suggestion @massivonweizen , but I see a window with the location inside my laptop (personal and not).
look image "consideration 1" and "2" for use of solidworks explorer.
It's not bad, but it's not what I was looking for.
therefore there is no command of solidworks similar to the "where used" command of inventor.@meccanicamg I copy the text of your post:
"but only if indexed the route, locally and with windows otherwise it serves the pdm. This was what happened at least until a few years ago."My ignorance (unfortunately) but what do you mean by " indexed"? and the pdm what is it?
Thank you.

windows has the possibility to manage a log of local files, in general to do the searches. This service is called indexing.

pdm is a management cad of projects where creating a database manages cad and/or extra cad in a unique way.

 

[DoctorBomber90]

Good evening, everyone.@massivonweizen You're right.
using little solidworks explorer, I didn't know where it was "where used" and how it worked.
because, in inventor, you clicked on the model---> where used (right-click) ---> you appeared a window where it indicated you in which assemblies is that model.
I attach an image, so that, who is my identical doubt/problem, can solve it.

1. will open a window and click on "file explorer";
2. select the folder where your model is located;
3. select the model in question;

a preview of the model in question will appear in the right window and :

4. the name of the document/assieme in which it is located;
5. his path.

I hope I did what you liked.
Thank you. @massivonweizen and thanks also to @meccanicamg for the explanation of pdm.