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Limited History Entries?

tabreu

When trying to run more than 10 concurrent runs from a self-constructed OCEAN script, on the 11th run I encounter the following error:

ERROR (ASSEMBLER-3015): The number of history items for which simulations are currently running is greater than the specified maximum number of history items
Either wait for simulations to complete or choose Options > Save and increase the value in the History Entries to Save group box, and then run simulation again.

*Error* error: The number of history items for which simulations are currently running is greater than the specified maximum number of history items - nil

I tried increasing this variable using the following command, directly inside the OCEAN script:

envSetVal("adexl.simulation" "saveLastNHistoryEntries" 'int 200)

but a different error popped up:

ERROR (ASSEMBLER-2404): Cannot find a setup database entry for handle 635339.
Provide a valid database handle and try again.

What is the safest way that I can increase this variable?

Regards,

Tiago

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  • Andrew Beckett

    I suggest you contact customer support. It's a rather unusual use model, but I'm not aware of any limitation with the maximum number of history entries. I suspect the likely issue is that the parent ADE session is unable to keep up with the messages coming back to it from the spawned processes, but that's just a guess.

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    I suggest you contact customer support. It's a rather unusual use model, but I'm not aware of any limitation with the maximum number of history entries. I suspect the likely issue is that the parent ADE session is unable to keep up with the messages coming back to it from the spawned processes, but that's just a guess.

    Andrew.

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