*Warning* Multiply owned object

[andy]

get this everytime i save a current drawing:
Command: save

*Warning* Multiply owned object, handle "B119":

*Warning* Multiply owned object, handle "B11A"

*Warning* Multiply owned object, handle "B11B"

*Warning* Multiply owned object, handle "B11C"

i have audited the drawing, recovered and purged. does anyone know how to fix this?

[civil3Dguide]

I had the same problem once, and could not figure out how to get them to go away. I submitted a support request to Autodesk thru the subscription center and they told me a command that would get the objects out of my dwg, I don't recall the command now, but if you submit a request I would expect they would tell you what the command is.

[sinc]

You can type in things like the following:

(entdel (handent "B119"))

for each MOO error. Just be warned that this may cause unpredictalbe damage to your drawing. Usually it destroys a Style, so you may find you need to delete and recreate one or more styles after doing this.

If it is not in your drawing template, the easiest solution is sometimes to ignore it, unless you run into the problem where changing a Child style is propagating the change to the Parent (which can happen when you see this error).

This problem's been in C3D for a long time now, and is one I would really like to see go away...

[andy]

thanks I will give both of those a try

[sinc]

Sorry, I had a typo... I typed "enthand" instead of "handent"...

I went back and edited my post, so it is now correct.

[Glenn Pope]

I have found one thing that seems to cause these errors. It was dragging a child style from one drawing into another and using that to drag the parent along. So I started dragging the parent style then the child style into the drawings. I haven't seen this error since.

[jpaulsen]

I have found one thing that seems to cause these errors. It was dragging a child style from one drawing into another and using that to drag the parent along. So I started dragging the parent style then the child style into the drawings. I haven't seen this error since.

In our experience it was just the opposite. If we dragged a child style into a drawing that already contained the parent we got these errors. If we allowed the parent to be created when dragging the child into a drawing we did not get these errors.

Our experience was limited to label styles. We didn't have any child object styles so I don't know how this applies to them. FYI: We no longer have any child label styles either.

[Glenn Pope]

In our experience it was just the opposite. If we dragged a child style into a drawing that already contained the parent we got these errors. If we allowed the parent to be created when dragging the child into a drawing we did not get these errors.

Our experience was limited to label styles. We didn't have any child object styles so I don't know how this applies to them. FYI: We no longer have any child label styles either.

I'd also get errors if a parent already existed and wasn't updated by dragging the parent from the other drawing first. If I overwrote the parent then dragged the child in, no errors. I just told all our users to drag the parent in then drag the child no matter what.

[jcs1112]

Also, if you have blocks with attributes, they can get corrupted as well, and cause this error. Try the BATTMAN to sync the blocks, sometimes this will help. But bear in mind, the value in your attributes may be reset to default when you do this.

[ketxu]

Or you can try this FixMOB tool
http://xaydungit.vn/diendan/showthre...7#post14876507