Reliability can also be an issue since if the connection goes down even momentarily, an analysis can be interrupted, thus causing a loss of data, corruption or even software instability. Having all these files transferred back and forth can significantly increase run times. The files created in the results folder during meshing and also while an analysis is running, need constant and immediate read/write access. Running simulation studies on a network/cloud/replicated/external drive can also dramatically decrease performance. If there is a delay in these operations you can experience these error messages. These files can be in the 100’s of MB or even GB.
When you run a study a very large amount of data is written and read in the form of temporary files. It can be because you are trying to run studies over your network, on the cloud, or on replicated or external drives. “Solidworks encountered and error opening the document” “A sharing violation occurred while accessing an unnamed file” “An Unknown Error Occurred while accessing :*.GEN” This article gives some insight into strange errors you can receive when running Simulations and the reasons behind them.Īre you are getting any of the following errors? Have you ever considered where your simulation results files are located? Or had a look at the number and size of the files created when meshing and running a simulation study? Are you getting strange errors on your Simulation files? Or are your studies taking an unusually long time to run?
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