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February 12, 2014, 05:41 |
cfd5solve input file does not exist (solution)
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Jakub
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Hello,
I would like to share with You my problem and it's solution. PROBLEM: While trying to use my net server, because it's faster, I copied all my job files on it. So the path looked like: //server_adress/blah1/blah2/JOB Then when trying to solve through cfxlauncher I got something like: ANSYS CFX input file //server_adress/blah1/blah2/JOB/input_file.dat does not exist And so the simulation did not go. SOLUTION: You need to specify for solver a direct path. For my server //server_adress/blah1/blah2/JOB directory is on drive Q:, so i need to tell solver that INPUT FILE, WORKING DIRECTORY etc. are on drive Q: like following: Q\blah1\blah2\JOB\input_file.dat etc. And everything went great It took me 2 days to get to that, so I hope it will be useful for someone |
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