That command hasn't been implemented yet, which I didn't know. You can use the command, but it uses a different command tool, which takes you through a long annoying process.
Look into these three:
## 1 ##
Reference Manager, AutoCAD has a separate program to edit and update all references quickly.
Start -> All Programs -> Autodesk -> AutoCAD 2015 -> Reference Manager
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Command FIELDEVAL
Look at the fieldeval variable.
- At the Command prompt, enter fieldeval.
- Enter a bitcode that is the sum of any of the following values:
- 0: Not updated
- 1: Updated on open
- 2:Updated on save
- 4:Updated on plot
- 8:Updated on use of ETRANSMIT
- 16: Updated on regeneration
For example, to update fields only when the file is opened, saved, or plotted, enter 7.
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Command UPDATEFIELD
