HD88009: MACHINING (NCINFRA) / CATIA CRASH WHEN UPDATE SAMPLE PROGRAM OF IMS FORMATTER.

APAR status

• Closed as program error.

Error description

• SCENARIO:
  - start CATIA V5 R19 SP4
  - open Advanced Machining workbench
  - go to Tools / Options / Machining / Output and select IMS
  for Post Processor
  - select the Manufacturing Program with right mouse button
  - choose Generate NC Code Interactively
  - go to tab NC Code and choose fanuc11m
  - click the Formatter button
  - disable the Number Lines
  - click on Update Example Code
  Incorrect result: CATIA crashes with click ok to terminate
  .
  EXPECTED RESULT:
  CATIA should not crash or hang-up.
  .
  .
  

Local fix

Problem summary

• SCENARIO:
  - start CATIA V5 R19 SP4
  - open Advanced Machining workbench
  - go to Tools / Options / Machining / Output and select IMS
  for Post Processor
  - select the Manufacturing Program with right mouse button
  - choose Generate NC Code Interactively
  - go to tab NC Code and choose fanuc11m
  - click the Formatter button
  - disable the Number Lines
  - click on Update Example Code
  Incorrect result: CATIA crashes with click ok to terminate
  .
  EXPECTED RESULT:
  CATIA should not crash or hang-up.
  .
  

Problem conclusion

• THIS PROBLEM WILL BE FIXED ON CATIA VERSION V5R21 GA level.
  NOTE THAT THIS PROBLEM WILL ALSO BE FIXED ON V5R19 SP8.
  NOTE THAT THIS PROBLEM WILL ALSO BE FIXED ON V5R20 SP2.
  Additional Closure Information:
  Technical explanation of the defect:
  .
  Machining (NCInfra) / CATIA crash when update sample program
  of IMS formatter.
  .
  Technical explanation of the correction:
  .
  Integrated IMS code
  .
  Possible by-pass and/or correction limitation:
  .
  No workaround
  

Temporary fix

Comments

APAR Information

• APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:

• APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:

Fix information

• Fixed component name

  CATIA V5 NT>XP

• Fixed component ID

  569151000

Applicable component levels

• R519 PSN SP51908

     UP10/06/10 I 1000