[esp-r] Re: fail to modify material db

[김민환]

Thank you very much Jon
I found fort.12 file in my cfg folder, and changing material db link to the
file(fort.12) seem to work.

Regards

Mark Kim



2009년 10월 6일오후 5:39, Jon Hand <jon at esru.strath.ac.uk>님의 말:

>
> There are currently a number of revisions to the interaction with the
> materials databases
> which are about to go into the development branch. And most of the exemplar
> models
> have been recently revised and are about to be updated in the
> development_branch.
>
> This might correct the issue described in the email below.
>
> One thing to check - there is a binary version of materials as well as an
> ASCII version
> of materials databases. If you look in C:\Esru\esp-r\databases you will see
> constr.db1 and
> constr.db1.a as well as constr.db2 and constr.db2.a.  Check your model and
> see if
> you are using a materials file which ends with an 'a'.  If not, use WordPad
> and edit the
> model configuration file line which starts with *prm and add a '.a' to the
> end of the file name.
>
> Also check and see if there is a file starting with the name 'fort' in your
> model folder.
> If the project manager forgets a file name then it may write the changed
> data to
> a so-called fort file (which is actually the materials database).
>
> -Jon Hand
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> On Behalf Of 김민환 [hwan at dasskorea.com]
> Sent: 06 October 2009 07:06
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> Subject: [esp-r]  fail to modify material db
>
> Dear all
>
> Currently I'm using ESP-r native windows version 11.7(4333).
>
> To modify material, construction, and optical db for a certain project, I
> usually open example model,
>
> and copy default dbs, modify them, and save the change, including save the
> model after changing db.
>
> Recently I found that while construction and optical db is well modified
> and remained as they were modified,
>
> there's problem in saving any changes of material db.
>
> I tried various approaches such as altering the db path that the path
> doesn't include ' '(space), or using a new model
>
> instead of example model. But the results were same. I fail to modify
> material db.
>
> Are there any one who experienced similar challenge?
>
> FYI, I attached the material db file. If any of you have comment on this,
> it would be very appreciated.
>
> Regards
>
> Mark Kim
>
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