Is Solibri a Time Machine?

JSN

Just why?

david.welts

Could you provide some more context about this?
Was there a specific action you were performing that resolved in this? A specific model? Was it a one time thing or is this always happening to you?

JSN

@david-polanski

I can’t tell you much about it but from what I know I think it happens when you create slides and you are not immediately specifying responsibilities - but it’s just a guess.

lasse.lindqvist

Hi. The date seen there is the beginning of Unix time (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time#Definition).
It commonly happens in case a creation timestamp is needed but none exists. Some systems then default to that time. It is possible that your slides come from a BCF system that has no proper support for creation date and this happens. But if this happens for slides that live inside Solibri only, it would be nice to know how you came to have these and we could apply a fix to it.

JSN

@lasse-lindqvist said in Is Solibri a Time Machine?:

But if this happens for slides that live inside Solibri only, it would be nice to know how you came to have these and we could apply a fix to it.

I have created the slides directly from checking results but this has now just happend a few times and I could not really detect a pattern to track this down.

JSN

Follow up on this one …

All those slides have been created today within just a few minutes but they have different timestamps …

… as long as they don’t get an information e.g. responsibility.

Why/Where do those timestamps then origin from?