Hello guys,
As part of an use case development, I need to get punching shear results from sofistik to Python interface.
So that I can use the results in another software to automate an analysis process.
I am a noob when it comes to SSD. My colleagues showed me that I can get punching-shear results from a report like shown in the below image. From there I have to copy them manually to an Excel file.
But, it is very tedious and involves a lot of manual labor.
It would be easy to automate my work if I were able to get that information into Python.
However accessing this will involve learning how to access the cdb via cadinp or python
→ start by looking at tutorials: CDB Interfaces 2023
The other is to check the generated files:
There should be a text file with the suffix .erg that is generated.
If the information in that file is good enough you can read it with python.
In that case insert (in teddy): +Sys del $(project).erg before your punching check
and +Sys copy $(project).erg mylist.txt after
That way you only have the bemess report in the text file.
Since you mention yourself that you are new to ssd/sofistik, I would probably go for option 2 (unless you can take the time to learn cdb-access).
Thank you so much @sfr
That helped a lot. I did able to get the information from CDB using python information
However, I couldn’t figure it out ‘How to get the column(Stütze) information and the Type (W, L,LF…)’. Is there a way to get directly or any logic to be followed to fetch the column dimensions and type.
