Hi Guys,
Just thinking about asking a question, I work for an Architectural Firm and we are currently experiencing an Issue with users who have frequent requires for the Autodesk Revit Program.
It seems from what I am able to ascertain that Revit likes to 1. Save Temps to %Temp% whilst also, creating a separate repository in a similar way to the way Windows Page file works while also using high system memory.
While the Page file similarity and system memory isn't an issue, We do have an issue with %Temp%
It seems that Revit isn't automatically clearing out the REVITTEMP files which are found in here - yesterday I had an alarming amount 6-7 hours worth of managed to create over 50-60gb's worth of Temporary files which eventually caused C: to run out of disk space and cause revit to crash forcing users to restart there pc's.
Now, my question is - Obviously I could just create a VBS script to allow me to clear out "REVITTEMP" Id's with X Date stamp on a scheduled basis.
But I would like to know if anyone has experienced anything similar in the past?
Thanks,
Ryan.
Just thinking about asking a question, I work for an Architectural Firm and we are currently experiencing an Issue with users who have frequent requires for the Autodesk Revit Program.
It seems from what I am able to ascertain that Revit likes to 1. Save Temps to %Temp% whilst also, creating a separate repository in a similar way to the way Windows Page file works while also using high system memory.
While the Page file similarity and system memory isn't an issue, We do have an issue with %Temp%
It seems that Revit isn't automatically clearing out the REVITTEMP files which are found in here - yesterday I had an alarming amount 6-7 hours worth of managed to create over 50-60gb's worth of Temporary files which eventually caused C: to run out of disk space and cause revit to crash forcing users to restart there pc's.
Now, my question is - Obviously I could just create a VBS script to allow me to clear out "REVITTEMP" Id's with X Date stamp on a scheduled basis.
But I would like to know if anyone has experienced anything similar in the past?
Thanks,
Ryan.