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1) Two meteo objects have been created from MCP2005, A & B | 1) Two meteo objects have been created from MCP2005, A & B | ||
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2) If you exit MCP2005, open and close Meteo Object A the data is saved/updated as expected. | 2) If you exit MCP2005, open and close Meteo Object A the data is saved/updated as expected. | ||
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3) Due to an error, opening and closing Meteo Object B will replace the time series data of Meteo Object A. | 3) Due to an error, opening and closing Meteo Object B will replace the time series data of Meteo Object A. | ||
Revision as of 16:05, 16 April 2018
Status: Open - will be fixed in windPRO 3.2 Service Pack 1
Fixed in build: 670
Writing multiple time series to meteo objects from the same MCP2005-calculation can cause data loss if you subsequently open and close the meteo objects. Example:
1) Two meteo objects have been created from MCP2005, A & B
2) If you exit MCP2005, open and close Meteo Object A the data is saved/updated as expected.
3) Due to an error, opening and closing Meteo Object B will replace the time series data of Meteo Object A.
Note that this error does not apply to the new edition of MCP.
Workaround: Before closing the generated meteo objects with "OK" ensure that the "Object data placement" has been set to "Internal" in the Meteo Object Setup found on the Data-tab.