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This run of I-DEAS has ABNORMALLY ended. (Segmentation Violation)

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This run of I-DEAS has ABNORMALLY ended. (Segmentation Violation)

This run of I-DEAS has ABNORMALLY ended. (Segmentation Violation)

(OP)
We have not used I-DEAS for some time now. I need to access some legacy data and cannot start ideas on the old computer.

I receive this error in the command window
"This run of I-DEAS has ABNORMALLY ended. (Segmentation Violation)" as well a Program Error window that states "ideast.exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windoze.  You will need to restart the program.  Nothing on the computer has changed. Its still a windows2000 os.  Any help would be appreciated.

Mark
 

RE: This run of I-DEAS has ABNORMALLY ended. (Segmentation Violation)

If you still have a maintenance contract with Siemens, I would suggest that you contact GTAC and see if they can help you out.

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RE: This run of I-DEAS has ABNORMALLY ended. (Segmentation Violation)

Has your I-Deas TDM drive mapping changed at all?  Usually IT people like to change the mapping of drives every once in awhile and maybe you need to map to the correct drive?

  

RE: This run of I-DEAS has ABNORMALLY ended. (Segmentation Violation)

When you are starting I-deas you could be attempting to access a corrupt model file. It's probably worth renaming your user param file ...\team\master\login name_param.
(You can find the location of your team directory by opening an I-deas command prompt and typing dmadmin followed by stat_idm).
A new param file will be created the next time you login and will give you a blank entry in the model file view startup. If this fails have a look for any error.out files in your I-deas startup directory which may give some clues.

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