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After completing this video, you will be able to:
Transcript
00:03
Occasionally you may encounter a drawing file that has become corrupt.
00:07
This corruption may be evidenced by a poorly performing drawing,
00:10
a drawing file that's become unusually large in size or worse.
00:14
A drawing that can't be opened at all.
00:16
After completing this video,
00:17
you'll be able to recognize and identify potential drawing issues,
00:21
check drawings for errors
00:23
and fixed problematic drawing files.
00:25
Aca's audit command can be used on any drawing at any time
00:29
if you suspect it may contain some type of error or corruption,
00:33
audit scans.
00:33
The current drawing looking for errors which are often hidden to the user.
00:37
These could be objects created by third party applications
00:40
anomalies caused while working on a network or cloud based files or issues caused
00:46
by audit cad terminating unexpectedly open the
00:49
topo drawing provided in the data set.
00:51
Click on the application menu,
00:53
choose drawing utilities and choose audit.
00:56
The audit command will scan the current drawing and gives
00:59
you the option to either just report any errors found
01:02
or to attempt to correct those errors in the audit process.
01:06
Answer yes, to fix any errors that are encountered to review the results of the scan,
01:11
expand the command line or press control F two
01:15
to open the text window,
01:16
audit reports that three errors were found
01:19
and three errors were fixed.
01:21
While the audit command is used on an open drawing,
01:24
the recover command performs the same error scan and fix that audit does
01:29
but it performs it before opening the file. Click the application icon again,
01:35
click drawing utilities and choose recover when prompted.
01:39
Select the walkways drawing provided in the data set and click open
01:43
the recover command performs an audit and attempts to correct any issues.
01:47
While opening the drawing. A report is displayed showing the errors found and fixed
01:52
and any problematic objects that were erased.
01:55
Click close to finish opening the drawing.
01:58
Sometimes the corruption we encounter may exist in a referenced file,
02:02
not necessarily in the file you are attempting to open.
02:05
In this case,
02:06
the recover all command can be used to not only recover the selected file
02:10
but also perform a recover on any files that are referenced into it.
02:14
Click the red application icon,
02:17
choose drawing utilities
02:18
recover,
02:20
recover with X reps.
02:22
Autocad
02:23
provides this alert informing you that not only will the selected file be recovered
02:28
but also in the attached X
02:30
refs choose recover the drawing file,
02:33
select the mechanical D W G hit open
02:36
Autocad
02:37
opens and audits the drawing you selected
02:40
but also opens and audits the X F that was attached to it.
02:43
The drawing recovery log provides a list of the drawings that were evaluated
02:47
and any issues that were found and resolved.
02:50
ACAS audit and recovery commands are essential tools for maintaining the
02:54
integrity of your drawing files and recovering lost or damaged data.
02:58
By regularly using these commands,
02:60
you can keep your drawing files in top condition.
00:03
Occasionally you may encounter a drawing file that has become corrupt.
00:07
This corruption may be evidenced by a poorly performing drawing,
00:10
a drawing file that's become unusually large in size or worse.
00:14
A drawing that can't be opened at all.
00:16
After completing this video,
00:17
you'll be able to recognize and identify potential drawing issues,
00:21
check drawings for errors
00:23
and fixed problematic drawing files.
00:25
Aca's audit command can be used on any drawing at any time
00:29
if you suspect it may contain some type of error or corruption,
00:33
audit scans.
00:33
The current drawing looking for errors which are often hidden to the user.
00:37
These could be objects created by third party applications
00:40
anomalies caused while working on a network or cloud based files or issues caused
00:46
by audit cad terminating unexpectedly open the
00:49
topo drawing provided in the data set.
00:51
Click on the application menu,
00:53
choose drawing utilities and choose audit.
00:56
The audit command will scan the current drawing and gives
00:59
you the option to either just report any errors found
01:02
or to attempt to correct those errors in the audit process.
01:06
Answer yes, to fix any errors that are encountered to review the results of the scan,
01:11
expand the command line or press control F two
01:15
to open the text window,
01:16
audit reports that three errors were found
01:19
and three errors were fixed.
01:21
While the audit command is used on an open drawing,
01:24
the recover command performs the same error scan and fix that audit does
01:29
but it performs it before opening the file. Click the application icon again,
01:35
click drawing utilities and choose recover when prompted.
01:39
Select the walkways drawing provided in the data set and click open
01:43
the recover command performs an audit and attempts to correct any issues.
01:47
While opening the drawing. A report is displayed showing the errors found and fixed
01:52
and any problematic objects that were erased.
01:55
Click close to finish opening the drawing.
01:58
Sometimes the corruption we encounter may exist in a referenced file,
02:02
not necessarily in the file you are attempting to open.
02:05
In this case,
02:06
the recover all command can be used to not only recover the selected file
02:10
but also perform a recover on any files that are referenced into it.
02:14
Click the red application icon,
02:17
choose drawing utilities
02:18
recover,
02:20
recover with X reps.
02:22
Autocad
02:23
provides this alert informing you that not only will the selected file be recovered
02:28
but also in the attached X
02:30
refs choose recover the drawing file,
02:33
select the mechanical D W G hit open
02:36
Autocad
02:37
opens and audits the drawing you selected
02:40
but also opens and audits the X F that was attached to it.
02:43
The drawing recovery log provides a list of the drawings that were evaluated
02:47
and any issues that were found and resolved.
02:50
ACAS audit and recovery commands are essential tools for maintaining the
02:54
integrity of your drawing files and recovering lost or damaged data.
02:58
By regularly using these commands,
02:60
you can keep your drawing files in top condition.
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