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Hi,
Is it possible to create backup files during a simulation (like Backup Run in CFX-Solver), from the command line? If it is, how? Thanks and regards, Rui |
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under the command line (assume your are using cfx5 solver) type: cfx5control -h
you will find the necessary information to back up files. Hope this helps, regards, Forrest |
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Thanks a lot Forrest.
It works with: cfx5control test_001.dir -backup (if test_001.dir is the directory where the Solver is running) By the way, do you know if there is any difference between: cfx5control test_001.dir -stop ;and: cfx5stop -directory test_001.dir Regards, Rui |
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Rui,
I don't know the the difference between them but they seem to be the same in terms of stopping a simulation. Regards, Forrest |
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Thanks for your help, Forrest
Regards, Rui |
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I believe you can also just create an empty file (with touch) called trn in the temporary problem directory:
touch myproblem.dir/trn Jeff |
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Hi,
I'm sorry but I didn't understand your sugestion. Do you mean inserting into the command line: touch myproblem.dir/trn ? (It doesn't work) Could you please be more precise? Thanks and regards, Rui |
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