The data output for a transient input file can also be called up directly without the graphical user interface via the command line, provided that a suitable batch file *.bna is available in the directory. To do this, navigate to the directory in which the calculation is to be executed. If you enter nachlauf and confirm with the Enter key, a calculation is started with the module NACHLAUF. The default batch file name is nach.bna. This file is searched for in the directory. However, a different batch file can also be specified with the nachlauf filename call (the extension ".bna" is automatically appended if required). The batch files can be created or modified manually using any editor.
Example of a batch file for the output of transient data
TEILmodell-Export-inst. RB #
3 #Number of nodes
2481 #List of nodes
2482
2487
1-10,1 #Point of time 'from'-'to','deltaT'
401 0 #Identifier of source data
POTE #Attribute in transient input file
inst_test.txt #Name of the transient input file
AUTOASSIGN 1-1 10000 #Auto assigning to layer 'from' 'to' 'Offset'
The program ignores the characters behind the sign `#'. This space can be used for individual remarks.
The presented batch file for the data output can be downloaded on our Homepage.
Here you find a detailed description of the batch file for the output of transient data
1st line: 'TEILmodell-Export-inst. RB'
2nd line: Number of nodes,
from 3rd line: List of node numbers
from 4th line: Specifying the time step interval from-to, DeltaT or number of time points
by free choice of interval follow from 5th line: number of time steps to be stored
from 6th line: Data identifier of source data, index
from 7th line: Attribute identifier of target data
from 8th line: Name of the transient input file
from 9th line: Layers from-to and number offset
Output of result data for specific areasStand: 25.02.2025 | 