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February 2, 2022 at 4:58 am
Ansuman_Sahu
SubscriberCan anyone suggest how to deal with this error? (PFA screenshot for reference). I am getting this error while trying to open more than one new/previously saved jobs on ANSYS APDL. I am facing this issue now on ANSYS Student 2021 R2 and 2022 R1. But I never faced such issues in Ansys Student 2020 R2 where I was easily able to have multiple files open simultaneously. There was no mention of any such issue anywhere on the internet. Any suggestion/directions on how to resolve this would be of great help.
February 4, 2022 at 9:17 ambombsaabb
SubscriberHi Ansuman,
I am Sorry I am unable to answer your query.
/forum/discussion/25674/defining-initial-temperature-of-newly-activated-element-in-current-load-step#latest
I am facing problems to understand the *do loop of APDL, wanting to use it for activating/birth of elements in ANSYS workbench mechanical to simulate an LPBF Process.
I am giving heat generation to elements and wish to activate them in a path, can you help me?
Best Regards
Bomb
February 4, 2022 at 11:36 amAshish Khemka
Forum Moderator
The message indicates that you do not have the Enterprise license.
Regards Ashish Khemka
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