I have been creating DTM files of existing roads and waterways features but occasionally the files corrupt and I can narrow it down to specific features in the file. When I try and use these features it sends a message of internal error; access violation and will force the program to close. Is there a way I can recover these features other than keeping regular backups and is this something that I will have to live with or is this avoidable by doing something different.
I find the features usually corrupt when updating in a profile or similar.
I've attached a DTM where the corrupt features are:
E CLARKSON AVE E ELKHORN ST EXCELSIOR AVE HOUSTON AVE and STATE HWY 43
Any insight or advice would be appreciated.
Regards, Mick
V08.09.02.16
Charles (Chuck) Rheault CADD Manager
MDOT State Highway Administration
The problem with this surface file, since it's corrupt, you cannot run any commands that consist of accessing these features. You will not be able to run the View Features command on these features that have corrupt the file.
Andrea
Thanks for looking into this Andrea. The file is one we created in V8.5 and converted to V8.9 and have not used any other input. We have an internal setup of microstation which uses various macros but we don't have any other 3rd party apps running.
We have been working around this by copying the features that were still good to another surface and using the graphics to import the corrupted features again (hadn't thought of tags caddcop, will be handy when creating backups).
Is there a limit of points that InRoads can handle or would this be something else I am doing?
Thanks for the help,
Mick