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error message "failed to read table" when inserting I-part

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Anonymous
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error message "failed to read table" when inserting I-part

Anonymous
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Hi

as the content center cannot be used to store assemblies, we store smaller "assemblies" such as hinges and cilinders in the vault. In order not to have to download every cilinder from the suplier I've created several I-parts of cilinder models, using the data downloaded from our supplier. Now when i want to use a cilinder in an assembly, i just have to place the i-part and select the required stroke of the cilinder. This works fine and has been working well for some time now.
However, i now receive the error message "failed to read table" when trying to place this I-assembly in my new assembly. Since my work depends a lot on I-parts, i need to know the following:
- what happened? (the part itself has not been edited in any way)
- can this be fixed?
- what are the odds of this happening again to other I-parts / I-assemblies i have created?

I've notices inventor sometimes behaves "odd" which can be solved by restarting inventor, but this didn't help.

Best regards,

Misha

IV2009 SP2/ Vault2009
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error message "failed to read table" when inserting I-part

Hi

as the content center cannot be used to store assemblies, we store smaller "assemblies" such as hinges and cilinders in the vault. In order not to have to download every cilinder from the suplier I've created several I-parts of cilinder models, using the data downloaded from our supplier. Now when i want to use a cilinder in an assembly, i just have to place the i-part and select the required stroke of the cilinder. This works fine and has been working well for some time now.
However, i now receive the error message "failed to read table" when trying to place this I-assembly in my new assembly. Since my work depends a lot on I-parts, i need to know the following:
- what happened? (the part itself has not been edited in any way)
- can this be fixed?
- what are the odds of this happening again to other I-parts / I-assemblies i have created?

I've notices inventor sometimes behaves "odd" which can be solved by restarting inventor, but this didn't help.

Best regards,

Misha

IV2009 SP2/ Vault2009
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MariaManuela
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Check if your Microsoft Excel its healthy?
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Check if your Microsoft Excel its healthy?
Asidek Consultant Specialist
www.asidek.es
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
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No excel is fine (also all updates implemented from microsoft etc), other I-parts and I-assemblies insert without any problems.
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No excel is fine (also all updates implemented from microsoft etc), other I-parts and I-assemblies insert without any problems.

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