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I am trying to attach a part to an assembly and keep getting a "FATAL ERROR: Unhandled Accesss Violation Writing 0x0014 Exception at 6450d809h." message. I have done an AMRECOVER on both the part and the assembly. I also have purged both part and assembly. I am running 512K of ram and have my swap file size set at 2 Gig. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
Been through this many times with my office mate! Believe it or not, I have been able to recover his files, audit and purge them for him so he can continue working. Although I can't offer a solution, is there anyone else who can open your files for you?
Unfortunately, I do not have anyone else able to try and open these files. I have been able to isolate the problem to the part file that I am trying to attach. I ended up just creating a copy of the part in my assembly. I have tried to audit, purge and recover the file in question--with no luck. At least I am moving forward now. Still would like to know what is wrong with the file at least.
I'm having this same problem since upgrading to 2004. For me, it only happens when I try to attach files that were originally created in earlier versions of MDT. Saving these files to 2004 format does not help. A co-worker running Win XP gets the same behavior.
Any solution yet?
Paul Cunningham
MDT 2004 SP1
Win 2000 SP2
P4 1.7Ghz 1Gb Ram
NVIDIA Quadro2 Pro
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