*Warning* Multiply owned object, handle "206CF"

[Anonymous]

I am getting this warning as I try to save my drawing.  Not sure what it means.

My drawing file crashed (FATAL ERROR) before I was able to complete the save.  I did a MAPCLEAN followed by AUDIT, but still get the error message when trying to save.

I am using C3D 2011 with Windows 7.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

[Anonymous]

This usually fixes it

Enter in the command line: (entdel(handet"206CF"))

Repeat this for any other handles that crop up,

Nathan

[SethHall]

Hi ignich-

Just as Nathan had suggested, that command will remove the object. For a bit more information about this error, please have a look at this blog post: http://beingcivil.typepad.com/my_weblog/2010/08/warning-multiply-owned-objects.html

Hope this helps!

[Anonymous]

Thank you.

[Lisa_Pohlmeyer]

When I try the suggestion for the command line entry I get this:

Command: (entdel(handet"5154"))

; error: no function definition: HANDET

My errors were 5153 and 5154

[Sinc · Accepted solution]

Try (entdel (handent "5154"))

[Lisa_Pohlmeyer]

ding, ding, ding... we have a winner.  Ah, syntax, love it.  Thanks so much!

[Anonymous]

how did you find out the error #'s

I'm having the same issue after doing the initial Command:

(entdel(handet"22f29"))

; error: no function definition: HANDET

sounds like i need the error # to fix the problem.

[Jeff_M]

HANDENT not HANDET.....

[Anonymous]

thanks....i need to learn how to type better

[Anonymous]

Raising the Dead:

OK, the fix listed, now does not seem to work for C3D 2013.  AutoCAD just replies "nil"

Anyone have another solution to this? 

[Jeff_M]

Does the MOO not get deleted? 

What does (entget (handent "23BAE")) return?

[msarqui]

I am having the same problem.

The (entget (handent "blablabla"))  return "nil"

Autodesk!!!! Are you there??

[Jeff_M]

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@msarqui wrote:

Autodesk!!!! Are you there??

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Not necessarily, no. This is a peer to peer help forum for the most part. Yes, we do sometimes get a few of the Autodesk people to come through here. But if you want real help from them you must submit a support request through your subscription center or the product feedback page.

Can you post your drawing to see if someone here can help?

[Anonymous]

I'm having the same problem. After I delete the entity though and run audit, the drawing crashes.

[Red.Hawk]

Thank you sir. 

[doni49]

Since the previous poster didn't do as requested and post the actual dwg file, I'll do so here.

Command: _QSAVE
 *Warning* Multiply owned object, handle "A4A7"
 *Warning* Multiply owned object, handle "A4A6"
 *Warning* Multiply owned object, handle "A4A5"
Command:
Command:
Command: (entdel (handent "5154"))
; error: bad argument type: lentityp nil
Command: (entdel (handent "5153"))
; error: bad argument type: lentityp nil

EDIT:  I forgot to ask this but instead of JUST DELETING the offending object(s), is there a way to repair them or at least explode them to 3d polylines (assuming they're featurelines) so that I can recreate them?  At a very minimum, I'd need to know which objects they are.

[Jeff_M]

Don, I am not seeing that error message in your file, using C3D 2016. Also, your (entdel...) lines don't look right. You have to input the actual handle that says it's multiply owned:
(entdel (handent "A4A7")) would be correct based on the outpout you show.

[doni49]

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@Jeff_M wrote:
Don, I am not seeing that error message in your file, using C3D 2016. Also, your (entdel...) lines don't look right. You have to input the actual handle that says it's multiply owned:
(entdel (handent "A4A7")) would be correct based on the outpout you show.

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That's odd.  I'm also using C3D 2016 here (SP1).  I've seen this error previously in 2012 & 2014 too.

I copy/pasted the lisp code from the "answer" posted above.  I guess it never dawned on me that I needed to change it to the actual handle(s). 

Any thoughts on the second part of the question (the "EDIT")?