SSM rename renumber options greyed out

SSM rename renumber options greyed out

Joe-Bouza
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SSM rename renumber options greyed out

Joe-Bouza
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This was working last week. I checked the usual. why is this

 

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user181
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Hi @Joe-Bouza this usually happens when someone other than you has the drawing open 

 

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Joe-Bouza
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@user181 , I know what you mean. I am in a vacuum. no-one is in these files but me. Proved with WHOHAS

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Todd_Rogers
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Is it set in the Properties of the SSM? Maybe a hierarchy?

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Joe-Bouza
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Hi Todd, I was looking in SSM properties but nothing jumped out at me. I'll check the subset 

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Joe-Bouza
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Nothing unusual

 

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Todd_Rogers
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I figured it out. You can't have the drawing open. If there is a lock, then you have the drawing open. Close the drawing, open a blank drawing, then open the SSM for that project and it should not be grayed out now.

 

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Joe-Bouza
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No. I was apprehensive. I do it all the time rename layouts. its actually faster with the drawing open

 

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Joe-Bouza
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I have a ticket into IT, there is something squirrely going on

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TJMaust
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Not sure which of these solutions you have tried, but this is straight from the AutoDesk help page

 

Solution:
  • Check that the file is not open in a different AutoCAD session or another user is editing it.

  • Verify that the file is not set as read-only.

  • If there are DWL/DWL2 files with the same file name and in the same directory folder as the DWG in question, delete them.

  • To find whether another user has the file open, issue the WHOHAS command and select the specific DWG file.

  • As a test, copy the folder structure to a different location and try renaming and renumbering option again.

  • Check the permissions of the folder that the DWG file is stored in and make sure that the user has full access to the folder. 

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Joe-Bouza
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bULLET 4 IS THE SOLUTION

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