#123: SOL200 Sensitivity data output<\/p>\n
Use DSAPRT card in case control to print sensitivity in f06 file:<\/p>\n
DSAPRT (FORMATTED,NOEXPORT)=ALL<\/p>\n
This command supports a number of options. The data can be exported to an external file using the EXPORT option.<\/p>\n
The EXPORT option writes the data in binary which is a bit user-unfriendly. But:
\nFormatted sensitivity data can also be written into Comma Separated Values(or CSV) file with following steps:<\/p>\n
1. DSAPRT(formatted,..) request in case control. Note that ‘formatted’ is a default option.
\n2. PARAM,XYUNIT,52 in bulk data. Unit 52 is simply chosen as an example.
\n3. file assignment statement, such as
\nASSIGN USERFILE=’jobname.csv’ FORM=formatted STATUS=new UNIT=52<\/p>\n
Card DSAPRT in case control is used tp print sensitivity in f06 file:
\nDSAPRT(FORMATTED,NOEXPORT)=ALL<\/p>\n
Formatted sensitivity can be written into CSV file using following steps:
\n1) DSAPRT(FORMATTED,NOEXPORT)=ALL
\n2) PARAM,XYUNIT,45
\n3) ASSIGN USERFILE=’my_file.csv’ FORM=formatted STATUS=new UNIT=45<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
#123: SOL200 Sensitivity data output Use DSAPRT card in case control to print sensitivity in f06 file: DSAPRT (FORMATTED,NOEXPORT)=ALL This command supports a number of options. The data can be exported to an external file using the EXPORT option. The EXPORT option writes the data in binary which is a bit user-unfriendly. 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