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semi-isola ted and identical P/N's... No warning pop-up??
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11-12-2004 09:03 AM
If I create a part and try to save it to my workspace with the same name as an existing part in the workgroup, there is no warning that the part number already exists. What happens is the new part is not saved in the workspace. Its like you never hit save. If you exit the model without knowing this, you loose everything.
Shouldn't Inventor warn you that the part number already exists in the workgroup, so you can save the file with a new name???
You can loose alot of work, because of this. The only warning that it didn't save, is that the file name in the active window still says "Part1". How often do you pay attention to that when you have one file open.
Shouldn't Inventor warn you that the part number already exists in the workgroup, so you can save the file with a new name???
You can loose alot of work, because of this. The only warning that it didn't save, is that the file name in the active window still says "Part1". How often do you pay attention to that when you have one file open.
*Hal Gwin
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11-12-2004 09:55 AM in reply to:
droopy
It will warn you if you try to same to the same directory as the
existing file, but not if you save to a different directory. This is
more an OS issue as an IV issue.
I have never had IV NOT save a file to my workspace, even when named the
same as a file in a workgroup, in fact it has caused me problems on a
couple of occasions.
droopy wrote:
> If I create a part and try to save it to my workspace with the same name as an existing part in the workgroup, there is no warning that the part number already exists. What happens is the new part is not saved in the workspace. Its like you never hit save. If you exit the model without knowing this, you loose everything.
>
> Shouldn't Inventor warn you that the part number already exists in the workgroup, so you can save the file with a new name???
>
> You can loose alot of work, because of this. The only warning that it didn't save, is that the file name in the active window still says "Part1". How often do you pay attention to that when you have one file open.
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Hal Gwin
Mechanical Designer
Xenogen
W2K SP4
Dell Precision 650
Dual 2.66 GHz Xeon
1.5 GB DDR
Quadro4 900 XGL
nVidia 6.14.10.6085 w/registry update
Dell UltraSharp 19" LCD
Re: semi-isola ted and identical P/N's... No warning pop-up??
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11-12-2004 10:10 AM in reply to:
droopy
I am unable to save the file, if the P/N exist in the workgroup.
I started a new part and tried to save it as a part number that exist in the workgroup.... No file is created. If I give it a new name that doesn't exist, the file is created. Is this because I have the Project setting "Using Unique Files Names" set to Yes?
I started a new part and tried to save it as a part number that exist in the workgroup.... No file is created. If I give it a new name that doesn't exist, the file is created. Is this because I have the Project setting "Using Unique Files Names" set to Yes?
*Hal Gwin
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11-12-2004 11:00 AM in reply to:
droopy
Probably so, I do seem to remember something about that in the R9 What's
New.
droopy wrote:
> I am unable to save the file, if the P/N exist in the workgroup.
>
> I started a new part and tried to save it as a part number that exist in the workgroup.... No file is created. If I give it a new name that doesn't exist, the file is created. Is this because I have the Project setting "Using Unique Files Names" set to Yes?
--
Hal Gwin
Mechanical Designer
Xenogen
W2K SP4
Dell Precision 650
Dual 2.66 GHz Xeon
1.5 GB DDR
Quadro4 900 XGL
nVidia 6.14.10.6085 w/registry update
Dell UltraSharp 19" LCD
