Design Assistant: An error occurred saving changes. 80070057 process aborted

[b.ziegler]

Hello,

I am using the design assistant to update the parts of an assembly during the revision process to maintain the relationship between mirrored components.  If there is an easier way to rename files and maintain the relationship between mirrored parts I'm all ears..  I've used this in previous versions of Inventor without a problem but we recently upgraded to 2022, and yes I have the latest update installed.

Here is the work flow that is leading to this error:

1. in my assembly I save and replace the body with body rev a

2. Close the main assembly

3. Open Body Rev A in Design Assistant

4. Select the subassembly "Body Right" and copy it to "Body Right Rev A"

5. Select Part "Panel Right" and copy it to "Panel Right Rev A"

6. Select subassembly "Body Left" (mirror component of Body Right), and copy it to "Body Left Rev A"

7. Select Part "Panel Left" (Mirror component of Panel Right) and copy it to "Panel Left Rev A"

8. Click Save

Normally this just updates the assemblies maintains the mirror relationship and I go on my way.

now I'm getting the error:

"An error Occurred saving changes.

80070057

Process Aborted."

Then all of my changes are reset.

Does anyone know how to fix this error or a better way to rename parts and assemblies while maintaining a mirror relationship?

Thank you

[bradeneuropeArthur]

Was it an Autodesk message or what?

[Chancellor.Kurre · Accepted solution]

Just had a customer with this issue. Try migrating all files to 2022 before using the Design Assistant. It looks like it no longer notifies of non-migrated files

[b.ziegler]

Autodesk Inventor Design Assistant 2022
Build: 153, Release: 2022.0.1

[bradeneuropeArthur]

@Chancellor.Kurre 

Do you tell that the notification was removed about migration, is that correct?

Since when has that removed then?

Regards,

[Chancellor.Kurre]

@bradeneuropeArthur I do not know the official word on whether the migration notification was removed or not(or whether it was intentional), just a report from a customer that it did not appear when using the 2022 DA like it did with 2021. @johnsonshiue do you know what the expected behavior is?

[johnsonshiue]

Hi Folks,

I was not aware of the behavioral change. I thought DA always required files to be fully migrated before they can be edited. I need to work with the project team to understand it better.

Many thanks!

[bradeneuropeArthur]

That would be a good idea @johnsonshiue .

Thanks for taking this serious too and again.

We (need to and) appreciate that.

[johnsonshiue]

Hi Arthur,

This issue was indeed known (INVGEN-52625).

Many thanks!

[b.ziegler]

Migrating the files seems to have solved the issue,  thank you for your assistance.

[frederic_joubert]

I've got the same problem.

Migrating files to current (2022.1) version doesn't fix the problem.

Design Assistant still abort copying operation.

Any solution?

[johnsonshiue]

Hi Folks,

I just checked the status of INVGEN-52625. It shows it has been resolved on an internal build targeting 2022.2 update. A testable version will be available on Inventor Feedback Community (https://autode.sk/InventorBeta) in early October.

Many thanks!

[ersin.bilgin]

Will the problem be fixed with 2022.2?

[johnsonshiue]

Hi! Yes, the fix will be included in 2022.2 update. A testable build is available at Inventor Feedback Community (https://autode.sk/InventorBeta).

Many thanks!

[ersin.bilgin]

When will 2022.2 be released?

[johnsonshiue]

Hi! Currently, it is scheduled in early November 2021.

Many thanks!

[ersin.bilgin]

Okey tahank u

[Markus.Koechl]

I run into the same error and cross-checked with @johnsonshiue; Looks likely that multiple reasons may result in the error. Some are resolvable by migration, others should be addressed by the mentioned update.

[Anonymous]

I am fulllllly patched up (V. 2022.2) and I am still getting this error!!! UUGGGGGGG!

[Anonymous]

Oh yeah, and the files have been migrated up to 2022.