Run Time Errors
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From: Bill Briggs on 4 Oct 2006 12:08 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: Wayne Tiffany on 4 Oct 2006 12:33 Not here, but I'm still on the 32 bit version of SW2007 SP1.0. WT "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. > -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
From: Bill Briggs on 4 Oct 2006 15:29 Thanks for your feedback. We are still using 32 bit also. Our 32 bit machines are the ones having the Run Time Errors. Bill Briggs Wayne Tiffany wrote: > Not here, but I'm still on the 32 bit version of SW2007 SP1.0. > > WT > > "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. > > > > > > -- > Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
From: Dave_D on 4 Oct 2006 16:20 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: Kevin Silbert on 4 Oct 2006 20:28 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. >
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