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Titrate:
Presentation of the tables


Date:
27/06/03
Author (S):
J. Key PELLET
:
U5.02.00-B Page
: 1/4
Organization (S): EDF-R & D/AMA
Handbook of Utilization
U5.0- booklet: Structure of data result
Document: U5.02.00
Presentation of the tables

Summary:

This document in a few words presents what is a table in Code_Aster. It gives the list of the types of
tables currently created by the code. For the precise description of each one of these types of tables, it returns
the reader with documentation “user” of the command which created the table.
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1 What is this
that one
counts?

A table is a structure of data of data-processing nature making it possible to store one
together of whole values, real, complex or character strings. In Code_Aster, one
recognizes the concepts of the type counts in the name of their type which is form: “”.

A table is comparable with an EXCEL table, i.e. one can see it like a list of
columns in opposite. Each column has a field name, which we call parameter, and
contains similar data of type: I, R, C, K8, K16, K24 or K32.

Example:

NUME_ORDRE INST NODE G_LOCAL
1 10.
N1
5.
1 10.
N2
6.
1 10.
N3
7.
1 10.
N4
8.
2 20.
N1
9.
2 20.
N2
9.
2 20.
N3
8.
2 20.
N4
8.
3 30.
N1
7.
3 30.
N2
6.
3 30.
N3
5.

One can also see the table as a succession of recordings (which we will call lines).
All the lines do not have inevitably the same structure (i.e same parameters). For example:

ACTION NUME_ORDRE INST NODE DX
DY NET SIXX
INTITULE
1
1
10. N1 3. 5.

INTITULE
1
1
10. N2 6. 7.

INTITULE
1
1
10. N3 8. 9.

INTITULE 1
2
20.
N1
11.
12.


INTITULE 1
2
20.
N2
15.
13.


INTITULE 1
2
20.
N3
19.
18.


INTITULE
2 2 20.

MA1
- 12.
INTITULE
2 2 20.

MA2
- 14.

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2
How to discover the structure of a table?

A way of discovering the structure of a table is to print it. One then obtains an image “listing” of
table above and one can see the names of the parameters of the table.

Example

command file:

tr2 = POST_RELEVE_T (
ACTION: (INTITULE: “ACTION_1” OPERATION:“EXTRACTION”
CHEMIN: seg1 RESULTAT: temple
NOM_CHAM: “TEMP” TOUT_ORDRE: “OUI”
NOM_CMP: “TEMP”));

IMPR_TABLE (TABLE:tr2);

file RESULTAT:

ASTER 6.0.15 CONCEPT TR2 CALCULATES THE 14/11/20 A 09:19:07 OF TYPE TABL_POST_RELE

ENTITLE RESU NOM_CHAM NUME_ORDRE INST
ABSC_CURV TEMP
ACTION_1 TEMPLE TEMP
0
0.0E+00
0.00E+00
1.0E+02
ACTION_1 TEMPLE TEMP
0
0.0E+00
2.50E-02
6.0E+01
ACTION_1 TEMPLE TEMP
0
0.0E+00
5.00E-02
2.0E+01
ACTION_1 TEMPLE TEMP
1
5.0E+00
0.00E+00
1.0E+02
ACTION_1 TEMPLE TEMP
1
5.0E+00
2.50E-02
6.0E+01
ACTION_1 TEMPLE TEMP
1
5.0E+00
5.00E-02
2.0E+01
ACTION_1 TEMPLE TEMP
2
1.0E+01
0.00E+00
1.0E+02
ACTION_1 TEMPLE TEMP
2
1.0E+01
2.50E-02
6.0E+01
ACTION_1 TEMPLE TEMP
2
1.0E+01
5.00E-02
2.0E+01
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3
List types of tables existing in Code_Aster

In the table below, we listed the whole of the types of table which can be created by
Code_Aster.

Their name begins with the character string “tabl_”. For each one of these types, one gives it
name of the commands which can create tables of this type. The documentation of these commands must
normally to describe the significance of the parameters of the produced tables.

tabl_aire_int POST_ELEM
[U4.81.22]
tabl_calc_g_loca CALC_G_LOCAL_T [U4.82.04]
tabl_calc_g_th CALC_G_THETA_T
[U4.82.03]
tabl_cara_geom MACR_CARA_POUTRE

tabl_char_limite POST_ELEM
[U4.81.22]
tabl_ener_cin POST_ELEM
[U4.81.22]
tabl_ener_elas POST_ELEM
[U4.81.22]
tabl_ener_pot POST_ELEM
[U4.81.22]
tabl_ener_totale POST_ELEM
[U4.81.22]
tabl_indic_ener POST_ELEM
[U4.81.22]
tabl_indic_seuil POST_ELEM
[U4.81.22]
tabl_intsp DEFI_INTE_SPEC
[U4.36.02]
tabl_mass_iner POST_ELEM
[U4.81.22]
tabl_post_alea POST_DYNA_ALEA
[U4.84.04]
tabl_post_beta POST_K_BETA

tabl_post_dyna POST_DYNA_MODA_T
[U4.84.02]
tabl_post_f_alea POST_FATI_ALEA [U4.84.03]
tabl_post_fatig POST_FATIGUE
[U4.83.01]
tabl_post_gouj 2nd POST_GOUJ 2nd
[U4.GJ.30]
tabl_post_k POST_K1_K2_K3
[U4.82.05]
tabl_post_rccm POST_RCCM
[U4.83.11]
tabl_post_rele POST_RELEVE_T [U4.81.21]
tabl_post_simpli POST_SIMPLIFIE [U4.PS.10]
tabl_post_usur POST_USURE
[U4.84.05]
tabl_reca_weib RECA_WEIBULL [U4.82.06]
tabl_rice_tracey POST_ELEM
[U4.81.22]
tabl_texture DEFI_TEXTURE
[U4.43.05]
tabl_trav_ext POST_ELEM
[U4.81.22]
tabl_trc DEFI_TRC
[U4.43.04]
tabl_weibull POST_ELEM
[U4.81.22]

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