


The file with "(Recovered)" in its name, created by default (without any Save or Save As command) after opening in "Repair Mode" has no such information inside.Ģ/ That is why such file is opened with default job preferences which can be completely different than its original job preferences - different units, codes, analysis settings. Open in "Repair Mode" should be used in case of damaged RTD or if its size is abnormally big because of many edit/delete operations and discontinuous internal structure.īut when using this type of open it is important to remember/know about some topics to avoid "damaging" instead of "correcting":ġ/ The first point is that opening in "Repair Mode" removes from the model its Job Preferences and its properties (like the information in which version it was created). I hope this information will explain some unexpected effects observed when opening in "Repair Mode"
