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nck

Nickname file used by Abaqus/Standard. It stores a set of internal identifiers for the degrees of freedom in a model.

odb

Output database. It is written by the analysis and continue options in Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/Explicit. It is read by the Visualization module in Abaqus/CAE (Abaqus/Viewer) and by the convert=odb option. This file is required for restart.

opr

Sparse solver operator file, which is a temporary scratch file used by the sparse solver in Abaqus/Standard.

pac

Package file, which contains model information and is used by Abaqus/Explicit only. It is written by the analysis and datacheck options. It is read by the analysis, continue, and recover options. This file is required for restart.

par

Modified version of original parametrized input file showing input parameters and their values.

pes

Modified version of original parametrized input file showing input free of parameter information (after input parameter evaluation and substitution has been performed).

pmg

Parameter evaluation and substitution message file. It is written when the input file is parametrized.

prt

Part file. This file is used to store part and assembly information and is created even if the input file does not contain an assembly definition. The part file is required for restart, import, sequentially coupled thermal-stress analysis, symmetric model generation, and underwater shock analysis, even if the model is not defined in terms of an assembly of part instances. This file may also be needed for submodeling analysis.

psf

Python scripting file. You must create this type of file to define a parametric study.

res

Restart file, which contains information necessary to continue a previous analysis. The restart file is written by the analysis, datacheck, and continue options. It is read by any restarted analysis.

scr

Lanczos scratch file. This is a temporary scratch file that is used to hold temporary information required by the Lanczos solver.

sct

Perturbation results scratch file. This file temporarily holds element results needed for output in Abaqus/Standard perturbation steps.

sdb

Sparse solver database file. This is a temporary file that is used by the sparse solver.

sel

Selected results file, used by Abaqus/Explicit. It is written by the analysis, continue, and recover options and is read by the convert=select option. This file is required for restart.

sim

Linear dynamics data file. It is written during the frequency extraction procedure in SIM-based linear dynamics analyses (see ¨DUsing the SIM architecture for mode-based linear dynamic analyses¡¬ in ¨DDynamic analysis procedures: overview,¡¬ Section 6.3.1, for details) and is used to store eigenvectors, substructure matrices, and other modal system information. This file is required for restart.

sol

Sparse solver file used to store the solution vectors for a problem. This file is a temporary file used by the sparse solver in Abaqus/Standard.

sst

Sparse solver scratch file. This temporary scratch file is used by the sparse solver in Abaqus/Standard.

sta

Status file. Abaqus writes increment summaries to this file in the analysis, continue, and recover options.

stt

State file. It is written by the datacheck option in Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/Explicit. It is read and can be written by the analysis and continue options in Abaqus/Standard. It is read by the analysis and continue options in Abaqus/Explicit. Multiple state files may exist if the element operations are executed in parallel in an Abaqus/Standard analysis. In such a case a process identifier is attached to the file name. This file is required for restart.

sup

Substructure file, used by Abaqus/Standard.

var

File containing information about the input file variations generated by a parametric study.

023

Communications file. It is written by the analysis and datacheck options and is read by the analysis and continue options.

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