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July 18, 2011, 09:51 |
Macro Problem!!!
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Hey guys
I am going to run a macro and always follogin message appears: Code:
Annotation: Macro run-time error: ClientServerObjectManager: star.common.BoundaryManager_2 ObjectName: Perio_a1 error: Named object does not exist in manager Annotation: Named object does not exist in manager Annotation: Named object does not exist in manager error: Macro run-time error: ClientServerObjectManager: star.common.BoundaryManager_2 What is the problem? Thanks |
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July 27, 2011, 06:30 |
Post the Macro
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post the Macro please!
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August 7, 2011, 16:20 |
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The solution is quite simple: There is NO boundary named "Perio_a1" in the boundary manager where the macro expects a boundary with this name.
I just noticed, your boundary manager is named "BoundaryManager_2", so I suspect there will be more than one boundary manager. Are you sure, your macro is looking in the right boundary manager for the boundary? For example, when "BoundaryManager_1" contains a boundary named "Perio_a1", all looks fine for you when checking the sim-file. But it doesn't mean, "BoundaryManager_2" (which we assume NOT to contain that boundary) can find it, because it's a different manager - and that causes an error message. |
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August 9, 2011, 03:04 |
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