undo check out, now can't check out

[fishermanfry]

I just did an undo check out on a large assembly, and now I cant check it out any more. I tried this on a part, Check out, undo check out, and now I cant check it out again. Anybody ever run into this. Any help would be appreciated as I now can not save these parts as it just wants to do a save as if you don't have the file checked out.
See Attachment for picture of error.
Thanks

[Anonymous]

Try to refresh the browser or close and re-open the assembly.

As long as you have your local copy you should be fine - you're not
going to loose anything.

I've seen this most often when you need to refresh the browser's states.
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Thanks,

Brian Roepke
Product Manager, MSD
Data Management

[fishermanfry]

Been there done that. My database is at 1.82 gigs. Is there anyway that could have something to do with it. I know you are suppose to be able to go up to 2 gigs. But that is all I can think of that it might be. I have not done anything to the computer, no recent install of programs. So I'm stumped and at stand still.
Thanks for the reply.

[Anonymous]

I think you're right. The database grows in approx. 10% increments, so it's
probably failing to allocate the next "chunk" of space. Perhaps you can do a
purge to free up some space?

Jeff

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Been there done that. My database is at 1.82 gigs. Is there anyway that
could have something to do with it. I know you are suppose to be able to go
up to 2 gigs. But that is all I can think of that it might be. I have not
done anything to the computer, no recent install of programs. So I'm
stumped and at stand still.
Thanks for the reply.

[fishermanfry]

Yup, I did a purge and now it works. This is a temp fix as I only purged about 160 MB, but with inventor 11 I can use (or it comes with) sql 2005 express and it can handle a database of 4 gigs.
Thanks for the help.

[Squeezer]

Take a look at how many iProperties you have as "active" in vault. If you are not using all of them, consider making them "inactive" & re-index the database. That may reduce the database size (sometime by a lot) & gain you more time before you have to upgrade to a new sequel version.

It could also add the benefit of faster searches from inside Vault Explorer

[fishermanfry]

Thank you for your replies. I will definitely give that shot.