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Writing simulation data into a file after running

Medya
Medya over 13 years ago

Hi, I use oceanscript for running a long time simulation, but after hours when simulation completed this error occurred>>cannot open output file ./paramoutput.txt<< before this long time running, I test the script and it works well.my q here: is that any way to rewriting the simulation result into file without  running the simulation a gain. I am beginner in ocean,use simple code!!

some of my scripts:

analysis('tran ?stop "150n" ?errpreset "conservative" ?maxstep "0.01n" )

desVar( "R" 10k )

desVar( "delta3" .1 )

desVar( "delta2" .1 )

desVar( "delta1" .1 )

desVar( "a" 500m )

paramAnalysis("a" ?start -500m ?stop 500m ?step 100u)

paramRun()

temp( 27 )

value = value((VT("/net19") - VT("/net15")) 9.995e-08)

ocnPrint(?output "./paramOutput.txt" ?precision 10 ?numberNotation 'scientific ?width 20 value)

Thanks.

Medya

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    Andrew Beckett over 13 years ago

    Instead of re-running the simulation, you can use openResults("/path/to/the/results/psf") (i.e. don't do the bits up to and including the paramRun()), and then you'll be able to do the statements afterwards.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 13 years ago

    Instead of re-running the simulation, you can use openResults("/path/to/the/results/psf") (i.e. don't do the bits up to and including the paramRun()), and then you'll be able to do the statements afterwards.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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