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After completing the solution for each time step specified as the output times in the Times field for a time-dependent simulation.
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Click the Open button (
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Click the Save and Open (
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Click the Save As button (
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The Check for recovery files at launch checkbox is selected by default so that the Recovery Files window opens at launch when there are any recovery files.
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The Keep recovery files when the application terminates unexpectedly checkbox is selected by default to keep recovery files on disk during the solution process for time-dependent, parametric, and nonlinear solvers. Because the folder for recovery files is also used for unloading data, the amount of disk space that you save is limited.
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In the Folder for recovery files field, you can specify a different folder from the default to, for example, use a folder on the server where there is more disk space for keeping large recovery files. Click Browse (
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From the Recovery saving list, choose On every iteration (the default) or Saving ratio. If you chose Saving ratio, also enter a ratio in the Recovery saving ratio field (default: 0.1; that is, saving every 10:th iteration). The recovery saving ratio is a number between 0 and 1.
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If desired, select the Save every checkbox to save a solution with a time interval in seconds that you enter in the associated text field (default: 1800 s; that is, once every half hour). This time interval is the longest time that is allowed to pass before the recovery file is saved while computing.
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The folder for recovery files is used both for storing recovery files that can be used to recover the model if the COMSOL Multiphysics simulation ends unexpectedly and for unloading data from memory. The folder for recovery files is therefore still filled with data even if you have cleared the Keep recovery files when the application terminates unexpectedly checkbox.
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