DUMP

The dump command provides a simple human-readable printout of various quantities.

• SOLUTION=(l)
• DATABASE=(l)
• GRID=(l)
• INTERFACE=(l)
• OUTFILE=(s)
• UCD=(l)
• DX=(l)
• MATLAB=(l)
• FIELD=(s)

The following list itemizes the valid keywords, their units and their meaning.

SOLUTION: [logical]

just the fields from the current grid structure.
The format is "Node nnn reg nnn at (X Y Z) S1 S2 S3 S4 ..."

DATABASE: [logical]

the database in the same format as it is read. This command allows a modified memory copy of the database to be stored and reused in a subsequent simulation. Note that all of the database is dumped; however only the part under "library" should be used as a library in subsequent simulations.
The format is "Node NNN reg NNN at (X Y Z) S1 S2 S3 S4 ..."

GRID: [logical]

the grid data structures. This may generate a lot of output for large structures.

INTERFACE: [logical]

the subset of grid data structures relating to the interfaces.

OUTFILE: [string]

the output to file OUTFILE instead of to the screen.

UCD [logical]

the output in UCD format.

DX [logical]

the output in DX (Data Explorer) format. Use the FIELD keyword to specify which field to dump.

MATLAB [logical]

the output in MATLAB format. Use the FIELD keyword to specify which field to dump.

FIELD [string]

to choose which field to dump if dumping to DX or MATLAB format.

Examples:

dump solution
dump database outfile=dbase.new