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I have been running Fluent jobs in the background (batch). The input file I have used has the form:
rc x.cas (reading the case file) rd x.dat (reading the data file) it 1000 (1000 iterations) wd x1.dat (writing data) . . . . etc. This input file was for steady state cases. I'm trying to run unsteady cases now. Do I need to make any changes to the input file ? I don't see any indication of an unsteady case running, though the case has unsteady solver specifications and a time step setting. I need to run the jobs in the background and can't run them interactively (nice value is higher for interactive jobs on the SGI machine I run the cases). |
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Hi,
You should add another step to run unsteady in the backgroud. For example, add solve/set/ solve/dt/ in your input file. Good luck, Lizheng |
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