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From: pete on 5 Oct 2006 09:44 All I can say is, "thank god I waited!" 2007 sp1.0 seems to kill parts belonging to an assembly. It seems that us, "users", are testing SW's sp's before Sw is. Do they not have any 64bit machines?? I just had a thought, I bet they are only testing, "known to work", documents, and not starting documents from scratch. Oh! I forgot, that's what WE are here for!, :oP Have a nice day! :o) "Kevin Silbert" <kwsilbert_REMOVE_(a)verizon.net> wrote in message news:skYUg.29060$gF3.323(a)trnddc02... > YES! About 10 users; every one crashed at least once today; most over > twice. Two of them can't do simple work on their old assemblies without > consistent crashes; the rest seem more random and hard to pin down. I'd > be careful with SP1 and x64; > http://forum.solidworks.com/swforum/default.asp?b=1 (under Installation > and Admin) has some scary sounding stuff... > > -Kevin > > "Bill Briggs" <bbriggs(a)gpv.com> wrote in message > news:1159978123.601649.86240(a)h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... >> Question: >> Are you expierencing Run Time Errors? If so, have you been able to >> isolate the causes and reduce this problem? >> >> Details: >> I am the software administrator at my company and our SolidWorks 2007 >> users have been reporting a high volume (2-10+ per day) of run time >> errors. In Sw 2006 they crashed alot as well but with no messages. We >> are not sure if there are more run time errors now then there were >> silent crashes before but it seems like there are. >> >> Working Status: >> We are purchasing Dell 690s and loading them with all the goodies and >> the has not helped! We are implementing SW 64bit and so far at least >> for large assemblies, this has been awesome. It can seemingly open >> anything. I open assemblies fully resolved that contain several sub >> assemblies that SW 32bit could not open on their own. Wait for a >> future and seperate post before I sign off on the 64bit though. We are >> evaluating our modeling techniques and are implementing Best Practices >> to try and take some of the load off SW. This will take some time to >> see any results. >> > >
From: B.E. on 5 Oct 2006 13:45 I was getting that same error "R6025 -pure virtual function call" and found out that some of the addins were giving problems. specifally E-Drawings and Toolbox. This is supposed to be fixed in SP2 but we will see. I only have my Space Pilot addin checked and one other addin checked and haven't had any problems. I would recommend only running the addins that you really need for now and run the others only as needed. I also was getting an "unable to save drawing due to unknown error" when i was running SW2007 sp0.0 web install. I am running SW2007 sp1.0 now and can now open and save those same drawings without a problem. "Dave_D" <david_a_davenport(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message news:6IUUg.7433$TV3.1000(a)newssvr21.news.prodigy.com... >I have been getting a CTD at least once a day with SWX07 SP1.0. Clean >install on a Dell workstation, all the required video drivers, etc. Latest >one says "R6025 -pure virtual function call" . Had just created a simple >part, made a drawing, and crashed when I saved the drawing. > > SW has been doing this to me with random crashes doing multiple different > things for tha last two releases. It is crappy software for stability, I > just live with it and save often. > > > > "Bill Briggs" <bbriggs(a)gpv.com> wrote in message > news:1159978123.601649.86240(a)h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... >> Question: >> Are you expierencing Run Time Errors? If so, have you been able to >> isolate the causes and reduce this problem? >> >> Details: >> I am the software administrator at my company and our SolidWorks 2007 >> users have been reporting a high volume (2-10+ per day) of run time >> errors. In Sw 2006 they crashed alot as well but with no messages. We >> are not sure if there are more run time errors now then there were >> silent crashes before but it seems like there are. >> >> Working Status: >> We are purchasing Dell 690s and loading them with all the goodies and >> the has not helped! We are implementing SW 64bit and so far at least >> for large assemblies, this has been awesome. It can seemingly open >> anything. I open assemblies fully resolved that contain several sub >> assemblies that SW 32bit could not open on their own. Wait for a >> future and seperate post before I sign off on the 64bit though. We are >> evaluating our modeling techniques and are implementing Best Practices >> to try and take some of the load off SW. This will take some time to >> see any results. >> > >
From: B.E. on 5 Oct 2006 16:47 I was getting that same error "R6025 -pure virtual function call" and found out that some of the addins were giving problems. specifally E-Drawings and Toolbox. This is supposed to be fixed in SP2 but we will see. I only have my Space Pilot addin checked and one other addin checked and haven't had any problems. I would recommend only running the addins that you really need for now and run the others only as needed. I also was getting an "unable to save drawing due to unknown error" when i was running SW2007 sp0.0 web install. I am running SW2007 sp1.0 now and can now open and save those same drawings without a problem. "Bill Briggs" <bbriggs(a)gpv.com> wrote in message news:1159978123.601649.86240(a)h48g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... > Question: > Are you expierencing Run Time Errors? If so, have you been able to > isolate the causes and reduce this problem? > > Details: > I am the software administrator at my company and our SolidWorks 2007 > users have been reporting a high volume (2-10+ per day) of run time > errors. In Sw 2006 they crashed alot as well but with no messages. We > are not sure if there are more run time errors now then there were > silent crashes before but it seems like there are. > > Working Status: > We are purchasing Dell 690s and loading them with all the goodies and > the has not helped! We are implementing SW 64bit and so far at least > for large assemblies, this has been awesome. It can seemingly open > anything. I open assemblies fully resolved that contain several sub > assemblies that SW 32bit could not open on their own. Wait for a > future and seperate post before I sign off on the 64bit though. We are > evaluating our modeling techniques and are implementing Best Practices > to try and take some of the load off SW. This will take some time to > see any results. >
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