SQLite vs. SQL Server

When you create a new project you can decide whether you want to have to project using SQLite (an open source database) or SQL Server (Express).

If you start your Project with SQLite you later can migrate your Project to SQL Server. Look for PnPProjectMaintenance.exe in your AutoCAD® P&ID/Plant 3D program folder. The following dialog opens up:

As you can see from the options once you migrated to SQL Server, there is no way back.

When using SQLite the databases are conveniently located in your Project folder

So copying a Project is no big deal. Just copy the whole Project folder. With SQL Server it is trickier. This is why Autodesk has developed the Project Maintenance Utility.

SQL Server is recommended if you are running a project with more than just 1 or 2 person and the size of your Project is more than just a few pieces of equipment and piping.

Setting up Reports with AutoCAD® Plant Report Creator

The Report Creator is very powerful. You can create all kinds of list from AutoCAD® P&ID or AutoCAD® Plant 3D, but data sheets as well.

Here you see an example of a BOM from AutoCAD® Plant 3D grouped by Pipe Line Number and then grouped by type. Valves however will be listed additionally with their Tags.

There is just no end on what you can do. Of course you can create various file formats.

Report Creator is documented in the AutoCAD® P&ID/Plant 3D Help

http://docs.autodesk.com/PNID/2013/ENU/index.html?url=filesPRUD/GUID-72CFE4B9-2803-4441-840F-D826F0174CA3.htm,topicNumber=PRUDd30e1128

As mentioned below there is an additional documentation about XtraReports (the layout part of Report Creator) under:

http://docs.autodesk.com/PLNT3D/2013/ENU/report_designer.pdf

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