Re: [TRNSYS-users] Run-time error

[David Bradley <bradley@tess-inc.com>]

Abdullahi,
  Unfortunately, there isn't really any way of telling the cause of that error without running your simulation from the Fortran debugger, putting breakpoints in and finding out which line is causing the problem. The "output statement overflows record" is probably an indication that something is trying to write more items to a file than are allowed by the write format statement. "Unit 5" is likely the logical unit number (note NOT the TRNSYS unit number) that is being written to. "Internal List-Directed Write" is an indication that this may not be an actual output file at fault but a scratch file or a file that is created temporarily and then deleted. The error does not have anything to do with TRNSED itself but with the components in the simulation that you are trying to run. If your *.trd file were a *.dck generated by the Studio, it would give the same error.
Kind regards,
  David

aa1@brighton.ac.uk wrote:

Hello,

 

I am testing a new TRNSED file and got the attached error message, I will appreciate an explanation of the possible reasons for such error.

 

Best regards

Abdullahi

 

Abdullahi Ahmed (BSc. MSc.) Postgraduate researcher

School of the Environment

University of Brighton

Cockcroft Building

Lewes Rd.

Brighton

BN2 4GJ

 

Tel: +44 01273 643455

 

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