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September 15, 2000, 03:20
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Reduce output file size!!
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Hi CFX users
Does anybody have a way to reduce the size of output file from a transient run particularly? I tried setting print options in the command file but it appeared to be a top-on to what an already detailed output file with every iteration result, resulting the output file even bigger!! Can I just extract the results from the first and the last iteration ?? Thanks. Jonac |
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September 15, 2000, 04:24
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Re: Reduce output file size!!
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Hi,
>>PRINT OPTIONS :>WHEN TIME STEPS 1 NMAX END In my reference book of CFX4.2, the default option is the printing of final time step only. I wonder what makes your output file so complicated.  Hyun S. Lee |
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