### 5.1.8. Context Menu Commands

You can access commonly used commands by right-clicking in most areas of ANSYS Workbench. These commands are described in Context Menus in the Workbench User's Guide. In addition, there are commands that are specific to ANSYS CFX:

Recreate Deleted Cells

  When you import a mesh file into CFX-Pre from a Fluid Flow (CFX) system and no geometry or mesh exists in the upstream cells, the Mesh and Geometry cells are automatically deleted. You can restore these cells by right-clicking the system header and selecting Recreate Deleted Cells.

There are also commands that are specific to CFX Solution cells:

Display Monitors

  Opens the CFX-Solver Manager and shows either the monitors of the run in progress or, if there is no run in progress, the results of the latest solver run associated with the cell.

  If you are monitoring the progress of a Remote Solve Manager run, by default the progress reports update every 30 seconds. However, you can adjust this through the Progress Download Interval setting in the Solution cell Properties. See Submitting Solutions in the Workbench User's Guide for details.

  Note: If running using RSM you cannot use the CFX-Solver Manager to edit, interrupt, or stop the run in progress, or to trigger a manual backup file.

Import Solution

  Displays the most recent CFX Solver Results files imported (if any) and enables you to browse for such files using the Open dialog box, where you can specify the CFX Solver Results file to load. When the results file is loaded, the system will display only the Solution cell and the Results cell.

Continue Calculation

  Performs an update of the Solution cell, completing a previously stopped run (if one is available), or otherwise restarts the current run.

Clear Execution Control

  When you start a solver run or when you click Save Settings on the Define Run dialog box of the CFX-Solver Manager, the settings from the Define Run dialog box are stored for the Solution cell that launched the solver. These are the execution control settings for that cell; the Clear Execution Control command removes those settings.

  Note: You should not clear the execution control settings while the CFX-Solver Manager is running as this can make file paths in the Define Run dialog box inaccurate.

Clear Old Solution Data

  Enables you to reduce the use of disk space. There are two options:

  Data Not Referenced by Current Solution

    Deletes all the results files except the most recent one and any results files to which it refers.

  All Old Data

    Deletes all the results files except the most recent one.

  Note that there is no change to cache data for any Design Point.

Clear Cached Solution Data

  Enables you to reduce the use of disk space. There are two options:

  Current Design Point Only

    Deletes the associated cached solution data for the current Design Point, but not for the non-current Design Points.

  All Design Points

    Deletes the associated cached solution data for all Design Points in the project.

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