impossible to join a xrif

[gianfonz]

I have a problem with autocad 2004 I hope someone can help me, in practice I have drawings with 3 external references, I need to flatten everything in the sense of incorporating all 3 references in a single file, from manual and for practice just go in the xrif management window, click on the interested xrifsci and give the command " Is there any detail in the design that could affect the command? autocad does not give me any error accepts the command but when I open the xrif management window the file is always the "attached", I thank those who will help me

 

[Nephren-Ka]

hello gianfroz, generally does so when xrefs were updated and were not recharged or when someone opened them.

 

[gianfonz]

Unfortunately I tried to update them but nothing to do, the problem is that I don't know how to overcome this problem... maybe if there was an alternative.. .

 

[Nephren-Ka]

did you try to make a recover (_audit) and purge inside the xrif? there can be entities that create problems within them!

 

[gianfonz]

try that too but find 0 errors, I just can't come to the head.. .

 

[PlannerRoad]

Don't even get into a new file alone?

 

[gianfonz]

no I also did this test on a new file, but nothing I think is really a problem with that file. . .

 

[PlannerRoad]

no I also did this test on a new file, but nothing I think is really a problem with that file. . .

If you want you can tie it up, clean it up a bit, so we'll check it out.

 

[gianfonz]

ok I attach you part of the file in question as being of over 5 mb I reduced it to less than 1 mb deleting part of the design (so it does not serve for this purpose), but the defect is always the same, I look like one vs. reply thank you

 

[lattu]

I imagine that xrifs are saved on different pcs connected to the network... is there any limitations in file management?

 

[Joseph]

I opened it in a higher format (e.g. 2009); when you attach it as xref, it no longer gives error

 

[gianfonz]

Thank you very much, so I assume that the problem is my 2004 autocad that among other things is lt, so doing a rescue to a higher version I should solve the problem, thanks again

 

[lattu]

but you can't do it, because your lt 2004 can only save from 2004 down (2004, 2000, '98, etc...) and if you do it to someone else who has a more recent cad, you won't be able to read the xrif anymore.

 

[gianfonz]

but you can't do it, because your lt 2004 can only save from 2004 down (2004, 2000, '98, etc...) and if you do it to someone else who has a more recent cad, you won't be able to read the xrif anymore.

in fact I had thought, cmq the only thing is to try to do it with autocad 2002 that I have and see if I solve the problem I will let you know