Results Management view

This view allows management of results data stored in the database.

The view displays a grid view of simulations in the database or in a particular run group or model group. The grid describes the simulations, and what results are currently stored. The grid can be used to re-run selected simulations, move results, remove unwanted results, or view further information. For more details on using the view, see Managing results.

There are three versions of the view:

Run Group Results Management view: displays all simulations within a run group.
- This view is opened by double-clicking the run group in the Explorer window or Model Group window; or by right-clicking the run group and selecting Open .
Model Group Results Management view: displays all simulations within a model group.
- This view is opened by right-clicking the model group in the Explorer window or Model Group window and selecting Open results manager .
Database Results Management view: displays all simulations within the database.
- This view is opened by right-clicking the database in the Explorer window or Model Group window and selecting Open results manager .

Item	Description
Grid columns	The Results Management grid contains the following columns: Model Group: The name of the Model Group within which the simulations were carried out. Path: Path of the Model Group within which the simulations were carried out ID: The internal database identifier for this simulation. Run: The name of the run within which the simulations were carried out. Sim: The name of the simulation. Status: The current simulation status: Pending, Complete or Failed. Date: The date and time when the simulation was carried out. User: The user who carried out the simulation. Location: The location where results are stored: Local Machine: results are stored in the working folder Server: results are stored in the remote results root Machine: Name of the machine of the user who carried out the simulation. Size: Size of the results file. Log File: Indicates whether a log file is stored in the database.
Grid context menu	Right-click anywhere in the grid to display a context menu. The menu provides the following operations, which are carried out on the selected simulations: Delete TV results: Delete the time varying data. The simulation can be re-run to regenerate the results. Delete simulation: Delete the entire simulation. The simulation is permanently destroyed and cannot be re-run. Move TV results: Move the time varying data to server. This option allows results generated on a local machine to be copied to the remote results root. The remote results root should be set up on a server where other users will have access. There are some rules governing the regeneration of results when those results have been moved: If the results have been moved to the server and the data files exist on the server, regeneration will generate the files on the server. If the results have been moved to the server and then deleted, regeneration will generate the files according to the location set for the run to which the simulation belongs. An attempt to move simulation results when they have been deleted has no effect on location. Re-run simulation: Re-run the simulations. View log file: View the simulation log files. Refresh from database: Reloads details of either the selected simulations or all simulations from the database. This option may be needed as changes to the status of simulations are not refreshed automatically.

Item

Description

Grid columns

The Results Management grid contains the following columns:

Model Group: The name of the Model Group within which the simulations were carried out.

Path: Path of the Model Group within which the simulations were carried out

ID: The internal database identifier for this simulation.

Run: The name of the run within which the simulations were carried out.

Sim: The name of the simulation.

Status: The current simulation status: Pending, Complete or Failed.

Date: The date and time when the simulation was carried out.

User: The user who carried out the simulation.

Location: The location where results are stored:

Local Machine: results are stored in the working folder
Server: results are stored in the remote results root

Machine: Name of the machine of the user who carried out the simulation.

Size: Size of the results file.

Log File: Indicates whether a log file is stored in the database.

Grid context menu

Right-click anywhere in the grid to display a context menu. The menu provides the following operations, which are carried out on the selected simulations:

Delete TV results: Delete the time varying data. The simulation can be re-run to regenerate the results.

Delete simulation: Delete the entire simulation. The simulation is permanently destroyed and cannot be re-run.

Move TV results: Move the time varying data to server.

This option allows results generated on a local machine to be copied to the remote results root. The remote results root should be set up on a server where other users will have access. There are some rules governing the regeneration of results when those results have been moved:

If the results have been moved to the server and the data files exist on the server, regeneration will generate the files on the server.
If the results have been moved to the server and then deleted, regeneration will generate the files according to the location set for the run to which the simulation belongs.
An attempt to move simulation results when they have been deleted has no effect on location.

Re-run simulation: Re-run the simulations.

View log file: View the simulation log files.

Refresh from database: Reloads details of either the selected simulations or all simulations from the database. This option may be needed as changes to the status of simulations are not refreshed automatically.