Re-Connecting results to an Analysis

- December 3, 2020 at 1:53 pm
  
  Ladderdale
  Subscriber
  
  Hi. We have a server with HPC licence at work that we use for the heavy analysis work.nWe use RSM to manage the jobs. One of my analysis on the server had converged and i clicked on get results and I got disconnected. Apparently there was some issue with my password. I can only download the results once, so i logged into the server and copied the folder with the results. I tried copying the content into the MECH folder but i Mechnical i have no results.nIs there a way to connect my results to my analysis?.Thanksnn
- December 8, 2020 at 3:11 pm
  
  Govindan Nagappan
  Ansys Employee
  
  @LadderdalennIf the connection to HPC server is lost, try using the reconnect option in the project schematic and see if it helpsnnnIf you have already downloaded the result file, in Mechanical, click on the Solution branch in model tree, use Tools -> Read result file from solution tabnYou will be prompted to select the unit system of the result filennn

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