3. Operands#

3.1. Keyword FONCTION#

3.1.1. Operand FONCTION#

The table is created based on a function. The first column of the table contains the abscissas of the function and the second the values of the function at the corresponding abscissas.

3.1.2. Operand PARA#

Names of the parameters in the table. This keyword is optional: the names of the parameters are then identical to NOM_PARA and NOM_RESU of the function. If it is entered, its cardinal must be equal to 2: parameter name for the column associated with the abscissa, parameter name for the column associated with the ordinates.

3.2. Keyword LISTE#

This keyword must be provided at least 2 times: each occurrence defines a column in the table.

The lists do not necessarily have the same cardinal, we use the keyword NUME_LIGN to indicate which lines must be filled in.

3.2.1. Operand LISTE_R#

A column is created in the table from a list of real numbers.

3.2.2. Operand LISTE_I#

A column is created in the table from a list of integers.

3.2.3. Operand LISTE_K#

A column is created in the table from a list of strings.

3.2.4. Operand TYPE_K#

Length of character strings for case LISTE_K.

3.2.5. Operand LISTE_CO#

This operand allows you to define a list of concepts. The table created from a list of concepts must be a table of type TABLE_CONTENEUR. The concept list is used to create two columns in the table: a column with parameter NOM_SDet and a column with parameter TYPE_OBJET.

If the LISTE_COest operand is entered, the user must also define a parameter column NOM_OBJETcontenant, a unique key for each concept in the concept list.

3.2.6. Operand NUME_LIGN#

When the lists do not all have the same cardinal or to build a table with holes, this keyword is used to specify which rows are filled in.

3.2.7. Operand PARA#

The name of the table parameter associated with the list provided.

3.3. Keyword RESU#

This keyword should only be used once. It allows you to create a table from the components of an isolated field (keyword CHAM_GD) or from the fields of a result data structure (keyword RESULTAT). The fields processed must have real values.

3.3.1. Operand CHAM_GD#

This operand allows you to collect the name of the field that will be read to create the table. For example, this field can come from the CREA_CHAMP command.

Operands RESULTAT/NOM_CHAM/TOUT_ORDRE/NUME_ORDRE//LIST_ORDRE///INST/LIST_INST//MODE/LIST_MODE FREQ LIST_FREQ CRITERE PRECISION ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

These operands make it possible to choose the fields of the result data structure to be processed. You can limit order numbers with the keywords INST, LIST_INST,… as well as field names (“DEPL”, “SIEF_ELGA”,…) with the keyword NOM_CHAM.

For more information on these keywords, please see doc [U4.71.00]

3.3.2. Operand INTITULE#

This operand allows you to override the name of the RESULTATou of the CHAM_GDdans table. By default, we take the name of the user variable.

3.3.3. Operands TOUT_CMP/NOM_CMP/NOM_VARI#

These operands allow you to choose the components you want to see in the table.

Either we use TOUT_CMP =” OUI “to choose all the components of the field, or we use NOM_CMPou NOM_VARI to remember only some of them.

◊ NOM_CMP = nocmp, [Kn]

Name of the component you want to see in the table.

◊ NOM_VARI = novari, [Kn]

For the internal variable fields (VARI_ *), you can give the name of the internal variable you want to see in the table (see [U4.51.11] for the rules for naming internal variables).

3.3.4. Operands TOUT/GROUP_MA/GROUP_NO#

These operands allow you to choose the entities of the mesh on which the values of the components of the field will be retrieved.

The operand TOUT =” OUI “makes it possible to consider the whole mesh.

To restrict a portion of the mesh, you must use the remaining operands.

For a field of type:

      • NOEU: you can choose GROUP_MAet /or GROUP_NO.

      • ELNO/ELGA: you can choose GROUP_MA.

3.4. Operand TYPE_TABLE#

Determines the type of table produced. The choices are:

  • TABLE: an ordinary table

  • TABLE_FONCTION: a table that contains a column whose parameter is FONCTION or FONCTION_C in which function concept names are found.

3.5. Operand TITRE#

Title that will be given to the table produced.