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Recovery of MPRX file
medini_1065737518
Hello, one of my team member working locally mprx file and continuously he saved file bu not expoted mean while his PC got restarted and opening same file but content.was missed please letus know how to solve the issue
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medini_1024169437
Hi Sidramappa, that is indeed a pity. However, there is no standard procedure to recover a broken MPRX. If you have stored it in a local folder which has Windows built-in versioning support, you should be able to restore it. I suggest you write to the analyze support instead of this board. Regards Jan
medini_1059007410
Hi, Sidramappa opened a ticket and we closed this issue. In many cases we can restore data from the used temporary folders, but in this case Windows deleted these during the reboot, so unfortunately we couldn't restore it. As a general advise, please always make sure that you save your projects regularly and also have a backup-strategy in place (also for cases like disk crash, inadvertent deletion etc.). Regards, Nils
medini_1063548292
Hi, Would it be possible to at least list the criteria that are causing marking the project as "Broken". I had it happening couple of times. If I am not mistaken then currently the only information that is showed as a hint is the icon and some text popup with some generic statement. Would it be possible to at least in debug mode show the reason of the failure or the condition that is the root cause? Regards, Marian
medini_1059007410
Hi Marian, The (first) reason for a project to be "Broken" is normally written in the log files. You can have a look at them by opening the "Error" view. That it happened to you a couple of times is concerning. Did you report that on a ticket, so that somebody from the Ansys team looked into it? I would recommend that for such cases, as we cannot generally resolve them via hints, it's mostly something individual. Regards, Nils
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