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How to make COMSOL re-check Paramters and Variables ?
Posted Jun 5, 2014, 7:28 a.m. EDT Version 4.4 2 Replies
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How can I make COMSOL recheck a variable defined in Global Definitions?
I mis-typed an entry in the variables in the global definitions. I used this variable name to define a boundary temperature. COMSOL complained correctly that the unit was wrong.
I corrected the entry in the global variable definition, but the error message in the Heat Transfer module, where I use this variable is completely unaffected from any change i make there and states all the same for this variable name.
How can I make COMSOL re-check the contents of the variable in the module?
I mis-typed an entry in the variables in the global definitions. I used this variable name to define a boundary temperature. COMSOL complained correctly that the unit was wrong.
I corrected the entry in the global variable definition, but the error message in the Heat Transfer module, where I use this variable is completely unaffected from any change i make there and states all the same for this variable name.
How can I make COMSOL re-check the contents of the variable in the module?
2 Replies Last Post Jun 6, 2014, 9:38 a.m. EDT
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1 decade ago
What error do you get in the heat transfer module?
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1 decade ago
It claims the units were wrong.
That was the case in my first definition, but was corrected later.
I could even change the unit in the variable from [s] to [km] and the message was still [1/s] was the wrong unit.
I could avoid the message easily by renaming the variable. So I suppose the old contents of the variable was not updated.
That was the case in my first definition, but was corrected later.
I could even change the unit in the variable from [s] to [km] and the message was still [1/s] was the wrong unit.
I could avoid the message easily by renaming the variable. So I suppose the old contents of the variable was not updated.