use table

September 17, 2003, 13:24

Hi! all

I want to use table in inlet boundary. So I make a table.

independent variables are x,y,z and dependent variables are u,v,w. (coordinate system is 2)

when I make the problem file(*.prob), the messages pop up the windows.

The error messages are

Error -variable X of table "DATA" REferenced by region 1 is not a valid independent variable. problem write stopped.

Error -variable Y of table "DATA" REferenced by region 1 is not a valid independent variable. problem write stopped.

what is problem?

September 17, 2003, 18:28

how did you create the table file, did you use prostar or something else?

allan

September 17, 2003, 23:38

I used prostar. I creat the table file in prostar.

September 18, 2003, 03:18

That's unusual that its failed, is your boundary planer? If it is say on a z plane, then you don't need to set the z coordinate, it knows where it is. Can you graph your dependant variables?

Allan

September 18, 2003, 03:41

For coordinate system 2 (cylindrical) the names of your independent variables should be R and THETA instead of X and Y. It's a bug in PROSTAR - when creating tables it doesn't account for coordinate systems, but when reading them back - it does.

September 18, 2003, 06:56

what can I do for this problem?

September 18, 2003, 09:58

Edit the file by hand and change the X and Y to R and THETA?

September 17, 2003, 13:24	use table	#1
Moon Guest Posts: n/a	Hi! all I want to use table in inlet boundary. So I make a table. independent variables are x,y,z and dependent variables are u,v,w. (coordinate system is 2) when I make the problem file(*.prob), the messages pop up the windows. The error messages are Error -variable X of table "DATA" REferenced by region 1 is not a valid independent variable. problem write stopped. Error -variable Y of table "DATA" REferenced by region 1 is not a valid independent variable. problem write stopped. what is problem?

September 17, 2003, 18:28	Re: use table	#2
allan Guest Posts: n/a	how did you create the table file, did you use prostar or something else? allan

September 17, 2003, 23:38	Re: use table	#3
Moon Guest Posts: n/a	I used prostar. I creat the table file in prostar.

September 18, 2003, 03:18	Re: use table	#4
allan Guest Posts: n/a	That's unusual that its failed, is your boundary planer? If it is say on a z plane, then you don't need to set the z coordinate, it knows where it is. Can you graph your dependant variables? Allan

September 18, 2003, 03:41	Re: use table	#5
Anton Lyaskin Guest Posts: n/a	For coordinate system 2 (cylindrical) the names of your independent variables should be R and THETA instead of X and Y. It's a bug in PROSTAR - when creating tables it doesn't account for coordinate systems, but when reading them back - it does.

September 18, 2003, 06:56	Re: use table	#6
Moon Guest Posts: n/a	what can I do for this problem?

September 18, 2003, 09:58	Re: use table	#7
Brian Guest Posts: n/a	Edit the file by hand and change the X and Y to R and THETA?

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