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Why do I get "@evBox: CANNOT_RESOLVE_ENTITIES" when the feature works fine?
CAD_SSP
Member Posts: 45 ✭✭
This is not a problem as such as the feature works fine but I would like to understand why I get the above message.
I started trying to trawl through the various links in the notice but with limited clues to hunt for I gave up!
I am creating a sketch, creating sketch points, using these in the hole feature and then deleting the sketch points, the error occurs when I call the hole feature.
The full message is:
The document in question is public and can be found at:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/feafa49e1808758e5e4b04e4/w/fc038812e0acf90310d4e706/e/480ffe85fe9cb5915ca311ec
I started trying to trawl through the various links in the notice but with limited clues to hunt for I gave up!
I am creating a sketch, creating sketch points, using these in the hole feature and then deleting the sketch points, the error occurs when I call the hole feature.
The full message is:
The document in question is public and can be found at:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/feafa49e1808758e5e4b04e4/w/fc038812e0acf90310d4e706/e/480ffe85fe9cb5915ca311ec
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NeilCooke
Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 5,371 
It's only informational, but if it is bothering you, you can surround the hole statement with :try silent { ... }Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEAI5
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try silent { ... }As it happens that actually answered another question that I was researching right now as well - trying to hide a warning notice when I was using a:
try {...}to test if a variable existed so double thanks!