Insert block error

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by srinivasan, Jan 4, 2005.

  1. srinivasan

    srinivasan Guest

    Hello all

    When i try to insert any block i am getting an error
    "!dbinsert.cpp@581:eHadmultipleReaders" and autocad closes.

    This happens only when i insert the block for the second time
    and is working perfect for the first time.

    Thanks in advance.
     
    srinivasan, Jan 4, 2005
    #1
  2. srinivasan

    srinivasan Guest

    This happens only when i insert a dwg file from some other locations.

    Sri
     
    srinivasan, Jan 5, 2005
    #2
  3. Quick suggestion...Show you code so people
    don't have to guess at what your doing.. You'll
    get a quicker answer that way...

    The first time you insert the dwg file it, probably
    *does not* exist as a block definition in
    ThisDrawing... Once you've inserted the block
    from another dwg file it now is a Block Reference
    and a Block Definition in ThisDrawing...

    If you try to go get in from the other source and
    it lives in ThisDrawing as a block with the same
    name as the dwg your source dwg....Bad...

    I will guess and say handling this will
    solve your problem. Check to see if
    it already lives in ThisDrawing..If so
    grab it there or delete it and all References
    to it first...Then insert the dwg...

    gl
    Paul
     
    Paul Richardson, Jan 5, 2005
    #3
  4. There shouldn't be a problem with inserting a drawing with an existing block definition of the drawing. All our blocks are inserted with a VBA routine that inserts the block from the drawing regardless if a definition already exists.
    Regards - Nathan
     
    Nathan Taylor, Jan 5, 2005
    #4
  5. Command line habbit..;-)
     
    Paul Richardson, Jan 6, 2005
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  6. srinivasan

    srinivasan Guest

    Thanks all for you suggestions.

    Actually i am purging my drawing before insrting the
    block, so as paul said there is no chance of the block
    definition inside the drawing as Nathan said there is no problem even if the block exists in the drawing.Only when i delete the existing block from the dwg and try to insert the dwg i am finding this error.

    Regards
    Sri
     
    srinivasan, Jan 6, 2005
    #6
  7. Sri, You should run for Politics...:) Glad you got
    it working...

    Paul
     
    Paul Richardson, Jan 6, 2005
    #7
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