Download Vault 2011 Update 2 here.

Summary of issues addressed:

• Writing back the Item Date property to iProperty Date will decrement by a day after every Check In and Update item operation
• Cannot Update AutoCAD Electrical items if a Reference Designator is Mapped
• Unable to write value to some mapped User Defined Properties (UDP) if there are multiple blocks in the drawing
• Copy to custom library in Content Center doesn't work on localized language installs of ADMS
• Certain file update workflows with "Enforce Unique File Names" enabled would result in an error attempting to create visualization file
• Viewing the Re-index Property status from ADMS Console crashes during a Re-index operation
• Vault returns "edited out of turn" and crashes during checkin or checkout
• Install and launch ADMS console then right-click on a Vault from any workgroup will cause crash
• Vault Client returns error message "Value cannot be null.Parameter name: link" during startup
• Crash during SignIn command and ShowMore command
• Getting error "Object reference not set to an instance of an object" during Item creation or Item Update
• Item Update command on a newly assigned Item will encounter 1200 error
• The MAPIINSERT command takes a long time for large image files over the network when Vault Client is installed
• Increased number of calls to the server inside Civil 3D 2011 compared with Civil 3D 2010
• Login fails when passing Windows Authentication credentials to the Web Client
• Setting Effectivity is slower in Vault 2011
• No way to get back into Property Reindex dialog after crash in Property Reindex operation
• Change Order grid population is slow in Vault 2011
• Migration failures and errors
• Always auto-assigning User Defined Properties to the Base category during migration
• Grid population is slow, searching is slow
• Incorrect 'NO COUNT' flag on Publisher and Subscriber Workgroups
• Lucene search failures resulting in "error 179: search failed"
• Error message "Error 1200" when Updating Item
• Import of configuration file fails with error 232
• Poor Performance on File Navigation with large number of files
• Rebuilding search indexes event fails with out of memory error
• Check in fails on file when default lifecycle state is Released
• Incorrect impersonated user default setting in Web.Config
• Failure to update ACE item with communication error 1200
• Using specific search critera and wildcards in combination with file Content Indexing results in an error
• Preview of Office files always shows the very first selected one.

About 2 weeks ago, Autodesk released Update 1 for AutoCAD 2011 and AutoCAD LT 2011. Within a couple days of its release an issue surfaced with Update 1 that prompted Autodesk to remove the Update for download until the problem could be fixed and the Update re-released. In the interim, the AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT Layer Manager Hotfix was released to correct the issue for those customers that had already downloaded and installed Update 1 before it was removed.

Today, Autodesk has re-released the update as Update 1.1 for AutoCAD 2011 and AutoCAD LT 2011. Update 1.1 replaces Update 1 and includes the fix that was released in the aforementioned hotfix. 32-bit and 64-bit versions of this update can be found at the following links:

• AutoCAD 2011 Update 1.1
• AutoCAD LT 2011 Update 1.1

This update is only for AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT and CANNOT be applied to vertical products that are based on AutoCAD 2011 (we expect that when Update 1 is released for the vertical products it will be based on Update 1.1 for AutoCAD and thus, will include the necessary fix)

So, what do you need to do to be current and stay updated?

• Between the initial release (and subsequent removal) of Update 1, the release of the hotfix for Update 1, and now the release of Update 1.1, there may be some confusion about what you do or do not need to download and install.
• The following instructions apply to both AutoCAD 2011 and AutoCAD LT 2011:

• If you have not already installed Update 1:
  You should now install Update 1.1. You do not need the hotfix as it is included in Update 1.1.
  
  
• If you previously installed Update 1 and have installed the hotfix:
  You do not need to install Update 1.1 as you are already current.
  Update 1 + Hotfix = Update 1.1.
  
  
• If you previously installed Update 1 and you have not installed the hotfix:
  You have two choices: you can either install the hotfix onto Update 1 or you can choose to uninstall Update 1 and then install Update 1.1. Both options will bring your AutoCAD up-to-date.

Kind Regards,
Autodesk Product Support

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