SLOW SAVE AS DXF IN 2006

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Not Necessarily Me, Oct 14, 2005.

  1. Anyone else noticed this, or is it my system?
     
    Not Necessarily Me, Oct 14, 2005
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    Drew Guest

    I have seen in other forums where people were having issues. There is a
    case here about this issue. I will keep you informed.
     
    Drew, Oct 17, 2005
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    Jason S. Guest

    I'm having this problem as well. Have a case open with my VAR but am
    having a hard time getting their attention (usually they're pretty
    good).

    Anyway, here's what I've come up with so far and maybe you could let me
    know if these are the same conditions you're working under.

    The problem happens only when saving to our server (win 2000), not to
    my local drive and as far as I can tell, is only happening with DXF
    files. It doesn't matter the version. It's essentially just writing the
    file very very slowly. You can watch the file size increase by approx
    5kb every couple of seconds. The problem shows with swx 2006 sp0 and
    sp1, but no problems with 2005 sp4.

    While we save most of our dxf files using the API, the problem shows
    either way. Given the fact that everybody isn't kicking and screaming,
    I kind of wonder if setting the user preferences through the api hasn't
    hosed something up.

    So, for now, the work around is to save to the local drive. A potential
    work around using the API will be to write a temporary file locally and
    copy that to the server.

    Anything to add?

    Thanks,

    -Jason S.
     
    Jason S., Oct 19, 2005
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    Drew Guest

    Sounds like the fix we found. I have always suggested working to your
    local machine over working to a network. That way I don't have to worry
    about traffic or loosing my work if the server goes down.
     
    Drew, Oct 19, 2005
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    mfshadow Guest

    I moved all of my solidworks data files onto my local machine instead
    of the network and my crashing stopped. Completely.
     
    mfshadow, Oct 19, 2005
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