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I am doing a project that need different materials, I am transferring my material data and got this problem, or sometimes it just crashed?
Is there anyway to solve it, Thanks!
Hi,
It seems like either the mateiralsDB.h5 file either isn't in the Documents folder or you don't have read/write permissions for this folder.
If you don't have permissions or the folder doesn't exist you can change the location via EDEM Tools > Options > File Locations
Otherwise you can copy the original database file from C:\Program Files\Altair\2022.3\EDEM\docs to your my documents folder or elsewhere and try copying to that. Just to note don't set the location to be in "Program Files" as standard you don't have write access to that location , it's best to copy the files out to another place.
Regards
Stephen
Hi, It seems like either the mateiralsDB.h5 file either isn't in the Documents folder or you don't have read/write permissions for this folder. If you don't have permissions or the folder doesn't exist you can change the location via EDEM Tools > Options > File Locations Otherwise you can copy the original database file from C:\Program Files\Altair\2022.3\EDEM\docs to your my documents folder or elsewhere and try copying to that. Just to note don't set the location to be in "Program Files" as standard you don't have write access to that location , it's best to copy the files out to another place. Regards Stephen
I copied the original database and it worked. Thank you!
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