Preventing residual testing

[david-f-fletcher]

Hi

I have a setup with a large mechanism and want to monitor residuals for only a small subset. To determine the python structure I made the changes in the GUI and then captured the python. I then read the unmodified case into Fluent, pasted in the python and it changed the settings as I expected. The tart of the python block looks like this
solver.settings.solution.monitor.residual = {
'equations': {'ar': {'monitor': False},
'c': {'monitor': False},
'c2h': {'monitor': False},
'c2h2': {'monitor': False},
'c2h3': {'monitor': False},
'c2h4': {'monitor': False},
'c2h5': {'monitor': False},
'c2h6': {'absolute_criteria': 0.0001,
'check_convergence': True,
'monitor': True},
'c3h7': {'monitor': False},
'c3h8': {'absolute_criteria': 0.0001,
'check_convergence': True,
'monitor': True},
AND ends with
'z-velocity': {'absolute_criteria': 0.0001,
'check_convergence': True,
'monitor': True}},
'options': {'criterion_type': 'absolute',
'enhanced_continuity_residual': True,
'n_display': 1000,
'n_save': 1000,
'normalize': False,
'residual_values': {'compute_local_scale': True,
'reporting_option': 'local',
'scale_residuals': True}}
}
My problem with this is that when it is put into a script and run in batch it is ignored. Is there some command that must be issued to force it to override the defaults? If so, can somebody please explain what it is and when it is needed.

Thanks
David