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Project Related Files

  • Last UpdatedNov 11, 2025
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When a Spectrum project is subscribed to the AVEVA™ Unified Engineering – Browser Access tenant environment, the folder structures under P:\AVEVAFiles and P:\ProjectFiles dynamically extend to cater for the project.

As an administrator you control user access permissions at the <Spectrum Project Name> file system folder level using Spectrum project roles in CONNECT.

For project-related files there are 2 shared storage areas accessed from P:\ drive:

  • P:\AVEVAFiles\

    • Exposes links to cloudstore folders for Spectrum projects that have been subscribed (added) to the AVEVA™ Unified Engineering – Browser Access tenant environment.

    • These files are not private as they are synchronized between other tenants who have also been given access/subscribed.

    • Access is controlled by customer CONNECT administrators via Spectrum Roles.

  • P:\ProjectFiles\

    • Exposes Working Project Files file system folders for Spectrum project data

    • These files remain private to the AVEVA™ Unified Engineering – Browser Access tenant environment.

    • Access is controlled by customer CONNECT administrators via Spectrum Roles

This scope of synchronisation\privacy is significant in terms of Intellectual Property & Data Protection between multiple stakeholders working on the same Spectrum project from different AVEVA™ Unified Engineering – Browser Access tenant environments.

Under both P:\AVEVAFiles\ and P:\ProjectFiles\, a common file system folder structure is dynamically built relating to the CONNECT folders under which Spectrum services for subscribed Spectrum projects to the AVEVA™ Unified Engineering – Browser Access environment reside.

The folder structure follows the pattern:

\<CONNECT Account>\_<CONNECT Folder Level1>\_<CONNECT Folder Level2>\<Spectrum Project Name>\

As an example, consider the scenario for a CONNECT account with Spectrum Solutions enabled at CONNECT account level (Example Industries) and 2nd-level CONNECT folder (Example Industries\Wind Farms\Europe):

The following projects subscribed from these Spectrum solutions to an AVEVA™ Unified Engineering – Browser Access tenant environment:

CONNECT Account: Example Industries

CONNECT Folder where Spectrum Solution enabled

Spectrum Project Name

\Example Industries
(account level)

Alpha Catalog

Alpha Project

\Example Industries\Wind Farms\Europe
(2nd folder level)

EUFarm1 Project

EUFarm2 Project

EUFarms Catalog

The file system folders within the AVEVA™ Unified Engineering – Browser Access environment would look like this:

Links to Spectrum cloudstores for CONNECT Account level Spectrum projects:

Links to Spectrum cloudstores for CONNECT Folder \Windfarms\Europe level Spectrum projects:

Working Project Files file system folders for CONNECT Account level Spectrum projects:

Working Project Files file system folders for CONNECT \Windfarms\Europe level Spectrum projects:

Notes:

  • File system folders corresponding to CONNECT folders are prefixed with an underscore (_) to distinguish between and ensure separation of CONNECT folders and project links\folders.

  • CONNECT folder names allow reserved characters that file system folders do not allow.
    To cater for this the file system folder characters are translated thus:

    CONNECT FOLDER CHARACTER

    UE-BROWSER ACCESS
    FILE SYSTEM CHARACTER

    < (less than)

    _LT_

    > (greater than)

    _GT_

    : (colon)

    _CL_

    " (double quote)

    _DQ_

    / (forward slash)

    _FS_

    \ (backward slash)

    _BS_

    | (vertical bar)

    _VB_

    ? (question mark)

    _QM_

    * (asterisk)

    _AS_

  • AVEVA™ Unified Engineering – Browser Access admins and authors have only read permissions on the folder structures above the <Spectrum Project Name> level.
    The AVEVA™ Unified Engineering – Browser Access managed service organises the higher-level folders.

  • As an administrator, you control user access permissions at the <Spectrum Project Name> level.
    These are derived from Spectrum project roles in CONNECT.

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