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Hi Daniel,

since the solution to your question appears to be not be well-known in the community,
I take the opportunity to comment on it.

The setting that will probly help you can be found in
Study > Job Configurations > Parametric Sweep >
Settings Window > Error > "Stop if error"

If you disable this setting the solver will not stop but merely report that for a given parameter an error was encountered, all other solutions will be produced.

See my screenshot for explanation: The sweep contains a configuration R=0.6 for which the problem cannot be solved. The solver will return all others and report the error for 0.6.

I hope this will help you.

Best regards,

Sven Friedel

Dear Sven,
Perfect, thank you.
If I decide later to add one more parameter value to the sweep, can I run the simulation only for that particular value, and append the solution to the parametric solution?
Thank you
Daniel

Dear Daniel,

no, I do not think this is possible in the current version, you would need to start a new parametric sweep.

Sven Friedel

Daniel,
If time is your constrain, add another parametric study and use dataset join/ function to append the results.

I am trying to implement this solution in version 5.2a on Linux, and creating the Job Configurations node is not available.

Was this feature removed in the software update? Is it not available on the Linux platform? Is the feature now activated under a different node?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

The feature "Job Configurations" appears when you either run the study or right-click on your study and click "Show Default Solver".

Sven

Thanks for the reply, Sven...

I wanted to follow up and write in here that I was only able to access the Job Configurations node after hitting the "show" button within the model builder and enabling the "Advanced Study Options" viewer.

After doing this, Job Configurations automatically became viewable and editable.

Jake

Thanks for pointing that out - truely I have this option on by default.