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October 16, 2018 at 10:33 pm
song
SubscriberHow to read a result file such as *.rst, *.rth, *.rmg and *.rfl? This question seems naïve. I have posted one on reading result file issue with binlib.dll subroutines called "Using gfortran compiler to compile demo-files such as ResRdDemo.F against binlib.dll failed". I ask a question on reading result file with GUI here.
I used command "ansys.exe -b -dir directory -i inputfile.txt -o ansys.txt" and ansys completed analysis. I believe that result in "ansys.txt" is correct.
1. When I use command "list->files->binary files->other->header only" to read "file.rst", but result is as following:
DUMP OF FILE= .DesktopbaoworkProject_1methodssetuprun_1m_1file.rst
RECORDS 1 TO 1
RECORD= 1 LENGTH= 100 LOC= 0 KBF= 100 (HEADER RECORD)
SOURCE: ANSYS PROGRAM
UNIT: 12 FILE FORMAT: External
RECORD LENGTH: 16384 FILE SIZE: 72888 SPLIT POINT: UNKNOWN
NUMBER OF DISTRIBUTED MEMORY PROCESSES: 1
NUMBER OF SHARED MEMORY THREADS: 2
CREATION TIME: 19:17:56
CREATION DATE: 10/14/2018
RELEASE: 19.0 UPDATE: 20171214
SYSTEM: WINDOWS x64
PRODUCT NAME: FULL
JOBNAME(1:: file
JOBNAME(12): file
USER: User
TITLE: Bridge Truss Tutorial
SUBTITLE:
UNITS: UNDEFINED
The header format of this result is different from The Standard Header for ANSYS Binary Files. I want to know why? as a user, how to read useful results from binary result files if the header format is various or random. In addition, I can not find any useful results in this file.rst.
2. When I use command "list->files->binary files->other->all records" to read "file.rst", it shows warning:
"Result file written in parallel -AUX2 DUMP may abort. Use PTR,LOC,BASE to view the records in that case". I do not know how PTR,LOC,BASE to view the records because I cannot find how on any manual.
Any help or comments will be appreciated.
Song
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October 18, 2018 at 11:10 pm
Sandeep Medikonda
Ansys Employeewhat software are you using to read the file?
Isn't it Mechanical or APDL? It would typically have to be either of these.
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October 18, 2018 at 11:24 pm
song
SubscriberHello Sandeep,
Thanks for your response. I use Mechanical APDL.
Song
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October 19, 2018 at 3:59 pm
Mike Rife
Ansys EmployeeSong
When you use MAPDL to list the result file header like that, it is interpreting the numerical header into a human readable form for the users convenience. If you really want to find out the numerical values please see the following:
ANSYS 19 Help -> Mechanical APDL -> Programmer's Reference -> I Guide to Interfacing with ANSYS -> Chapter 1.1.2 The Standard Header for ANSYS Binary Files. Also Chapter 1.2.3 Results File Format
In the result file there is a standard binary file header, then a header specific to the result file.
Mike
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October 24, 2018 at 4:43 am
song
SubscriberHello Mark,
thanks for your time. it is resolved.
Song
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