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I have multiple cases that I want to run overnight. is there a way to set up a queue, such that, when one simulation finishes convergence the next can auto start.
Many thanks in advance,
If you export the multiple jobs into the same directory, you can use Altair Compute Console to point to multiple input files, then the jobs will run one after the other.
If you export the multiple jobs into different directories, you'll need to create your own batch script to run through the different jobs one after the other.
Here is sample content for a windows batch script:cd \test\pipe1call acuRun -pb pipe1 -np 2call acuTrans -pb pipe1 -to h3dcall acuHeatBalance -pb pipe1cd \test\pipe2call acuRun -pb pipe2 -np 2call acuTrans -pb pipe2 -to h3dcall acuHeatBalance -pb pipe2
Let's say you put this into a file called: acuBatch.bat
Then you simply need to open the AcuSolve Cmd Prompt, change directory to where you've saved that acuBatch.bat file, type acuBatch.bat and Enter - to launch that script.
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