The project I'm in isn't shared at all. It resides completely on my
hard drive, and Multi-User is set to off. So I don't thhink that is the
problem. But I've got it all working now. Hopefully I'll receive
version 7 soon and won't see as many errors like this anymore.
Thanks,
-Jason
Charles Bliss wrote:
> Are you running semi-isolated? If so, are you checking in and checking
> out files? I have had some problems related to Inventor not putting the
> files back. When this happens, I have to go into the OldVersions
> directory (like you did) and copy the files back. Inventor gets a bit
> cranky about the replacments but it does work.
>
> Jason M wrote:
>
>> I found the big issue: I don't know how it happened, but to fix the
>> problem I opened one of the 'Old Versions' a sub-assy in the bigger
>> assy. I did a "Save Copy As" back to the original filename, and made
>> a few fixes that didn't get recorded in the Old Version. Then
>> everything was okay with the overall assy. So, the problem isn't
>> solved (still don't know how to prevent it) but at least my project is
>> fixed.
>>
>> Thanks all...
>> -Jason
>>
>> Jason M wrote:
>>
>>> The plot thickens:
>>>
>>> In an attempt to actually get some work done with IV this morning, I
>>> rebooted and tried to open another assembly in the same project.
>>> When I did, I got the following series of error messages:
>>>
>>> --------------------------------------
>>> Runtime Error!
>>>
>>> Program C:\Program Files\Autodesk\Inventor 6\Bin\Inventor.exe
>>>
>>> abnormal program termination
>>>
>>> [OK]
>>> --------------------------------------
>>>
>>> --------------------------------------
>>> The instruction at "0x65199124" referenced memory at "0x0000000c".
>>> The memory could not be "read".
>>>
>>> Click on OK to teminate the program
>>>
>>> [OK]
>>> --------------------------------------
>>>
>>> --------------------------------------
>>> Inventor.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows.
>>> You will need to restart the program.
>>>
>>> An error log is being created.
>>>
>>> [Cancel]
>>> --------------------------------------
>>>
>>> If anyone can help me, I'd really appreciate it. Right now I'm going
>>> to reboot again and see if that helps anything.
>>>
>>> -Jason
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Jason M wrote:
>>>
>>>> I came in today (monday) and opened the file that I was working on
>>>> on friday and got this error:
>>>>
>>>> >> Error loading segment AmAppSegment in database
>>>> >> C:\_Inventor\Semi\3C062089L17.iam
>>>>
>>>> Then, when I select [OK] for that error box, I get the Inventor
>>>> Dialogue box (the one that gives you errors when you're putting bad
>>>> constraints, etc) and it gave me this error message:
>>>>
>>>> >> Error in reading RSe segment - the number of objects found in the
>>>> >> segment does not match the segment summary
>>>>
>>>> And it simply won't let me into my files. Can anyone help me? I've
>>>> got a whole lot of time into this assembly, and I'm nearly finished.
>>>>
>>>> -Jason
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
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