| Operation | Old Version (v4.2) | New Version (v5.0) | Improvement | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Update custom properties (1,000 files) | 12 min 40 sec | 4 min 15 sec | | | Export drawings to PDF (500 drawings) | 35 min (unstable) | 18 min (stable) | 51% faster | | Smart Copy an assembly (200 parts) | 8 min | 2 min 30 sec | 68% faster | | Launch time (first load) | 14 seconds | 4 seconds | 71% faster |
For engineers, designers, and PDM administrators, the name has become synonymous with high-efficiency data management and SOLIDWORKS automation. But the ecosystem doesn't stand still. The latest wave of releases—often searched as “dbrsolids new” —has introduced a suite of powerful tools that promise to reshape how teams handle everything from file properties to complex revision schemes. dbrsolids new
Date: May 5, 2026 Category: CAD / SOLIDWORKS PDM | Operation | Old Version (v4
The version decouples the batch processor into a standalone 64-bit service. Date: May 5, 2026 Category: CAD / SOLIDWORKS
Eliminates the "save, close, check-in, update" loop. Properties now flow instantly to BOMs and drawing title blocks. 3.2. Automated Revision Table Generator One of the most requested features is finally here. The new revision table tool scans your PDM revision history and automatically populates a SOLIDWORKS drawing table.
The release is the most significant update in three years. The performance gains alone justify the upgrade, especially for teams running frequent batch exports or complex PDM workflows. The new UI, 64-bit batch processor, and revision automation are genuine game-changers.