4.) While working on a file the *.SWAR file will be updated every minute. You need to determine the time frequency to trigger the auto-recover save. For example, assume that you want to trigger the save auto-recover every minute (Fig. SWAR(SOLIDWORKS auto-recovery) file in an user specified directory. If you save often –this means you will have small changes between savings –then you may want to increase the number of backup copies per document. The user strategy for the number of backup files to keep in the backup directory should be based on the user saving frequency. The previous “Backup1” will be renamed “Backup2” and so forth. Every time a file is saved, the newly backup file will always have the “Backup1” label. Upon saving, the system saves –as a backup - a copy of the file prior to the changes. A current working part is changed and saved. The state of the backup copy will be the file without the changes since the last save.įigure 3 shows the backup functionality workflow. The backup functionality saves a copy of the document when the save functionality is triggered.
You can even set up the number of days to keep the old backup files (Fig. It allows to save up to ten backup copies per document. This option provides the ability to save copies of the SOLIDWORKS files in a user-specified directory. There can be nothing more frustrating than losing work! In an attempt to minimize the risk, SOLIDWORKS provides three methods to prevent losing work due to a problem:Īll of these options can be accessed by clicking on the pull-down menu: Tools->Options->System Options->Backup/Recover (Fig.
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