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CATCLN Error for SOLIDE+OPER+CHAMFER

CATCLN Error for SOLIDE+OPER+CHAMFER

CATCLN Error for SOLIDE+OPER+CHAMFER

(OP)
Hello,

I am using V4.2.4 and think there is a problem with my CATIA environment.  When I create a solid with a chamfer (just using SOLIDE+CHAMFER+CREATE), I noticed that after running CATCLN (/cln), I get the following error message:

ERR 115
CAT 1 INVALID PRIMITIVE STRUCTURE DETECTED
THE PRIMITIVE HAS LOST SOME LINKS NECESSARY
FOR THE GEOMETRY DEFINITION

THE FOLLOWING FEATURES MUST BE DELETED:
$CHAM  IN WORKSPACE MASTER
       DELETED
       PRIMITIVE IN *SOL1
1 ERRORS DETECTED

I am using the following /CLN parameters:
CAT 1: NONE
CAT 2: MODIFY
CAT 3: PACK
FMT:  ALL

If I change CAT 1 parameter to DELETE, the chamfers get deleted from the solid.  If I recreate the chamfers, I get the same problem.  Our parent company is running supposedly the same environment, but if I send them the model, they don't get any errors running CATCLN.

Any suggestions as to what the problem might be?

Thanks in advance.

rona89

RE: CATCLN Error for SOLIDE+OPER+CHAMFER

This is a known bug. Contact your local Catia support and they'll sent you a patch disk.

AndyRich

RE: CATCLN Error for SOLIDE+OPER+CHAMFER

(OP)
AndyRich,

Thanks for your reply.  Our IT administrator contacted IBM and got the patch.  It has yet to be implemented, but it should solve my problem.

Thanks again.

rona89

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