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(OP)
Hi,

I want to run an ansys job in batch mode. So I read in the ansys help, that te syntax for windows on intel platforms is:

start /min "c:\Program Files\Ansys Inc\V100 ANSYS\bin\intel\ansys100" -b -i input.dat -o output.dat

That just don't work. I get an error message like:

File "b" is unknown

or something like that.

Can anybody tell me, what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks in advance!

Alex

RE: Batch mode

Looks like you're using v10, the following is for version 8.1 but shouldn't be much different.

1) Open a DOS command window
2) Move to the directory where your input file exists
3) Issue:

"C:\Program Files\Ansys Inc\v81\ANSYS\bin\intel\ansys81" -b -i <inputfile> -o <outputfile>

(amend to suit whatever platform/version you're using -- see the help file "Operations> Chapter 3. Running the ANSYS Program> 3.4. Batch Mode")


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