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May 19, 2017
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Windchill workspace issue

  • May 19, 2017
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Hi,

I've worked on a project in a specific workspace for some days. No problems for saving modifications.

Now when I open the workspace I find that all my work is lost. The workspace seems to be back in the original state when I started the study.

It seems that some people already have this problem with windchill, kind of cache corruption I guess

Is it a way to recover my parts and assembly or to investigate the cache files?

Many thanks.

Creo 2 M100

Windchill 10 M040

3 replies

Marco Tosin
21-Topaz I
21-Topaz I
May 19, 2017
1-Visitor
May 19, 2017

Thanks Marco.

I've seen this tool.

I'll try to install it know if the IT department let me do it...

23-Emerald III
May 19, 2017

In 10+ years of working with Windchill, I have never had a corrupt workspace.

I know I am asking for one now, but it is Friday and I'm off to Boston next week!

1-Visitor
May 19, 2017

Ben Loosli a รฉcrit:

In 10+ years of working with Windchill, I have never had a corrupt workspace.

Hey Ben you don't push Windchill to the limits, hurry up!  haha

Well, maybe I'm doing something wrong but I don't know what.

As usual I often switch from a workspace to another in a day...it might be wrong

But what I'm sure:

- I accessed to this workspace maybe 15 times during the study without any problem, shutting down the computer every night.

- I didn't have any error message about check in because I didn't checked in (well...yes, it's bad)

- I didn't tried to remove anything of that workspace. No export or any fancy thing.

I can only see that this morning my workspace looks like I've not worked during the last week.

Marco:

I've tried the recovery utility without success. I can recover only a few files and nothing useful.

Anyway, I'll keep it close to me and share with my co-workers for any further use. Thanks

Thank you guys. I think I have to rebuild all that stuff but I wouldn't be so confident and check in a little more often

1-Visitor
May 22, 2017

Thank you John.

It sounds plausible. As I said I didn't upload my work on the server side at all. I know it's bad. ๐Ÿ˜•

1-Visitor
May 22, 2017

Ok, now I may have an explanation:

A few days ago , I've used a common login with administration rights to change manually some status on a few prts.

To use that login I opened an windchill session on IE to be clear an not make any mistake under my common session.

I once had a message when I opened Creo again saying something like:

"The server side cache owner is 1. Continuing with the session 2 is not recommended"

( 1 is my common login, and 2 is the admin login)

err_windchill.png

A co-worker just had the same issue (And is also as green as hulk now ), that's how I had the screenshot.

So I think we now know what we have to do.

Thank-you again.

Hope it may help any body