EPDM – What does “The docfile has been corrupted” message mean???

Article by Joe Medeiros, CSWE updated September 6, 2011

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There can be many causes for this.  One known cause is attempting to save over the network to a NAS or SANS device while exceeding the disk space allowance.

If this error is only reproducible while attempting to save over the network, the next step would be to contact the IT department to investigate this issue.

(Thanks to Brent McDavid from SolidWorks for this tip)

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Joe Medeiros, CSWE

Joe Medeiros is a SOLIDWORKS and PDM Certified Expert. He has been helping SOLIDWORKS users with training, mentoring and implementations since 1998. He combines industry experience with a thorough understanding of SOLIDWORKS products to assist customers in being successful. He shares his experience and expertise through blogs; one of which has been incorporated into the SOLIDWORKS Essentials training manual.