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Dear all,

I've got several houndreds of case and data files.

In Fluent, I'm using journal that read case and data, then export some contour.

However, I receive error that you can see at the picture. It comes from Fluent trying to compile functions, that it somehow could not find. Is it possible to tell fluent, not to search/compile these functions? I don't need them, I just want to export come contour...

I was trying in TUI:
define
user-define
auto-compile-compiled-udfs?
no


But it did not help

[AlexanderZ]

open your case file
make reserve copy
unload all udf from the model and save
run your journal

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Thank you, this seems like a solution

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Hey @AlexanderZ
I am having the same problem again, but with the large amount of case and data files.
Is there a possibility to do this automatically using e.g. TUI commends?

[AlexanderZ]

(ti-menu-load-string (format #f "file read-case \"CASE_FILE_NAME_HERE\" OK \n"))
(if (> (length(rpgetvar 'udf/libname)) 0) 
	(do ((k 0 (+ k 1)))((> k (+ (length(rpgetvar 'udf/libname)) 1)))
	(ti-menu-load-string (format #f "define user-defined compiled-functions unload \n"))
	(newline)
	)
	(newline)
)
(ti-menu-load-string (format #f "file write-case \"CASE_FILE_NAME_HERE\" OK \n"))

REPEAT WITH OTHER NAME

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@AlexanderZ, thank you very much! this work well itself, however I am still unable to execute this code automatically with large case file number, because below pop-up-window shows, and makes it impossible to execute the rest of the journal.

Is there any work-around?

[AlexanderZ]

(ti-menu-load-string (format #f "file read-case \"CASE_FILE_NAME_HERE\" OK \n"))
(if (> (length(rpgetvar 'udf/libname)) 0) (ti-menu-load-string (format #f "define user-defined compiled-functions unload \n"))())
(ti-menu-load-string (format #f "file write-case \"CASE_FILE_NAME_HERE\" OK \n"))

open your case file
copy and paste line by line into fluent console, press enter for each line
if it works without problems, then you can run it via journal

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@AlexanderZ yeah I understand, but:
maybe I did not explained clearly what I need.
I need to create a journal which will contain these commands for lets say 500 case files:

file read-case CASE_FILE_1
do stuff
file read-case CASE_FILE_2
do stuff
.
.
.
file read-case CASE_FILE_500
do stuff

BTW, I got a Python script that prepares such journal based on the case files that the working folder contains. So I do not need to paste and change the text 500 times.
BUT, such journal will not work because I get a pop-up-window (shown at my first message in topic) that stops the journal to work - you have to click OK.

So this is my problem and I do not now how to handle it.

[AlexanderZ]

code above will remove any UDF folders attached to your case file and will save case file without UDF

change CASE_FILE_NAME_HERE to your name CASE_FILE_1
follow instructions
journal file should not have errors, obviously

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Yes. The journal file has got no error.
But the fact itself, that there is lack of UDF library, is interpreted as error, so it causes pop-up-window to be shown. And the pop-up-window stop the rest of the journal to execute.
see my first post in this topic with the screen