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ProE Crash !

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dakeb

Mechanical
Dec 1, 2004
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Hi,

I was working in a PDMLink Workspace checking in and updating files, when PDMLink just shut down.

Now when I try to start it I get to the login, but as soon as I log in it shuts down immediately.

Any suggestions?

Cheers

Dave
 
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Hi Dave,
It could mean so many things! But when that happens I usually open a standalone web page and log on from there. Change a couple of things in my workspace and I try again. A lot of times it works for me. The browser does not see the new or modified stuff but you can see what you have checked out. I know family tables are making pro and Intralink crash for me so I remove family table items from my workspace from the browser page and then try to launch Pro again.
 
Not sure how to logon from a standalone webpage. I managed to get back onto the server though.

I opened Proe, cancelled the login, went to the server registry that lists all the workspaces. My last workspace was highlighted as being the active one.

I right clicked on a different workspace, selected make active. Logged in, and was able to get to the other workspace.

I could view the offending workspace without making it active. I could only see parts that were in commonspace though, none of the new parts.

If I activate the offending workspace and view it, ProE shuts down. I can activate it without viewing it. If I do that, then do file/open from WF3, no files show up for WF to open.

Looking for more suggestions to recover my workspace files?

thanks

Dave
 
Use a web browser and login into PDMlink. Look in your config.pro file for the url to Windchill. IT should have explained this to the users as using a web browser and Wildfire to access PDMLink is critical to effective data management.


"Wildfires are dangerous, hard to control, and economically catastrophic."

Ben Loosli
 
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