General problem location: Usually when a read only occurs the server has not completed the remove lock request. AutoCAD sends a remove lock request for the original. The current drawing information is written to the temporary drawing.Ĥ. AutoCAD creates a new temporary file, and locks it. AutoCAD verifies the file lock that it created previously (either at file open or on last save)Ģ. The basics of the AutoCAD save procedure is:ġ. Read-only problems: Read-only's are generally related to timing issues between the server and the client.
(Thanks go to Jason Martin for the great explanation) I have now seen the question pop up on a few forums recently and thought this may be of interest to you all. I had this problem last year and it caused me nightmares. The only way out is to do a “Save As”, exit, delete the original, rename the copy and start up again.
Have you had drawings you were working on change to “Read Only” for no apparent reason ? AutoCAD goes and tells you that the file is being accessed by another session when you know for a fact that you are the only person working on that particular drawing.
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