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How do I run multiple Solver analyses on a PC?
This is achieved by creating a file with an extension
.bat (a DOS batch command file) containing a series of LUSAS
commands.
Because the LUSAS Solver is run using a
batch file, the "CALL" command is required to
ensure that command is returned to the calling batch file
after the first Solver run is complete. For example, to
run three jobs called FILE1.DAT, FILE2.DAT and FILE3.DAT,
create a batch file called RUN.BAT (say) containing the
following lines:
For LUSAS versions 15.2 and earlier
CALL
C:\lusas152\programs\LUSAS_s.bat
C:\0Work\FILE1.dat
CALL C:\lusas152\programs\LUSAS_s.bat C:\0Work\FILE2.dat
CALL C:\lusas152\programs\LUSAS_s.bat C:\0Work\FILE3.dat
The entry "C:\lusas152\programs\LUSAS_s.bat"
is an example and should be the full path name to the batch
file that LUSAS supply to run the Solver. The final parameter "C:\0Work\FILE1.dat"
is also an example of the full path name to the data file
that is to be run.
To run the batch file simply type RUN at
the DOS prompt or double click the file from Windows
Explorer.
For LUSAS versions 16.0 onwards
CALL "C:\ProgramData\LUSAS170\x86\lusas_S.bat" "C:\0Work\FILE1.dat"
CALL "C:\ProgramData\LUSAS170\x86\lusas_S.bat" "C:\0Work\FILE2.dat"
CALL "C:\ProgramData\LUSAS170\x86\lusas_S.bat" "C:\0Work\FILE3.dat"
The entry "C:\ProgramData\LUSAS170\x86\lusas_S.bat"
is an example and should be the full path name to the batch
file that LUSAS supply to run the Solver. The final parameter "C:\0Work\FILE1.dat"
is also an example of the full path name to the data file
that is to be run.
To run the batch file simply type RUN at
the DOS prompt or double click the file from Windows
Explorer.
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