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Drg File Size Balloonon


WERDNA

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Hi,

 

I am having trouble with Auto cad files, when I open a file and start to work on it, then copy details into model space the file size balloons, I have attached the file prior to being worked on, as well as the file once it has ballooned in size. (turns out I cant upload the problem file,it has ballooned to 33000kb which maybe exceeds your limit?).

 

Help would be appreciated as this is slowing my cad down a lot! :?[ATTACH]53011[/ATTACH]

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The attachment is invalid.

 

Check what linetypes have been loaded for the presence of any from Microstation. They should bear the letters dgn somewhere in name.

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Hi,

 

There seems to be an issue office wide with file bloating, our IT support are trying to help out, but we are a remote office so it is painfully slow, we are trying to carry out a DGN Purge Hotfix, so the problem is being addressed.

 

Thanks for your responses.

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I would take one representative drawing and also do the following. Repeat as necessary.

 

1) Run OVERKILL.

 

2) Run -PURGE and purge all Regapps.

 

2) Run -PURGE and do a purge > ALL.

 

3) Run AUDIT and instruct AutoCAD to fix all database errors.

 

Zoom > Extents.

 

Save.

 

Close drawing.

 

Check file size.

 

Reopen drawing.

 

Repeat above sequence items 1 through 3 then save.

 

Check file size.

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Hi Werdna,

 

Are you running any add-on programs with ACAD? We had an issue with growing file sizes with ProSteel. It turned out that there was a single ProSteel dictionary within the drawings that couldn't be cleaned out with an ACAD purge. Had to be removed with some ProSteel code.

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