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Being a newbie, I simulated a transient case without optimizing the settings (e.g. too many time steps, every one of which was saved). Consequently the results take up 259 GB of disk space, which I almost ran out. What's the best practice in paring this down without losing anything important? The most straightforward way I can think of is exporting the report after post processing and then deleting the result file, but that doesn't seem ideal. Is there a way I can keep part of the results? Thanks.
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Delete the TRN files that you dont need. They represent each time step that was saved, and you can deleted them as you see fit.
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Many thanks. That wasn't obvious to me.
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