Firstly, apologies if this error has been answered previously, a search of the forums and a google search didn't highlight any similar errors.

Using CAESAR II for Pipe Stress Analysis, following a Static Stress Analysis run (obviously also following a run of the error checker), the following warning has been flagged:

"Date/Time Anomaly"

WARNING, a time, date sequencing problem has been detected between the input file (._A) and the output file (_P). This suggests that the input has been modified and error checked, but the job was not rerun. Output review is still possible but the input echo option should be used with caution.

Between clicking the "Run the Analysis" icon and this error message appearing, I haven't been touching the PC at all. Additionally, the output review is blank and a 3D plot is unavailable.

Has anyone come across this issue / found a method around it in the past?

Thanks,

Ross

This problem is known. It is happening sometimes, you can try using "Batch Run" (two men icon) instead "Run the Analysis" icon.

If your file is on a different computer (server) and if the time of the two computers are not syncronized you may have this situation.



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As the message states, the software is trying to make sure that the input is older than the output. AFter the run, if you go back and "save" the input, this test will fail and you will see this warning.

Above you stated that the output review is blank - this sounds like the solution aborted. Were there any other messages?

If you can't resolve this, open a Support Request on eCustomer and send in your job for analysis.