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I would like to run sequential batch run with fluent as:
fluent 2d -g -i 01.in > 01.out ; fluent 2d -g -i 02.in > 02.out ; fluent 2d -g -i 03.in > 03.out but the command fluent 2d -g -i 01.in > 01.out is equivalent to fluent 2d -g -i 01.in > 01.out & on my bourne shell, so it is simultaneous and not sequential, if only one licence is available: error message. Any suggestions? kind regards jy ps: 'echo toto' and 'echo toto &' aren't on my system, only the fluent command does that. |
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If you are on a unix system, the command you have should work. Make sure you don't have fluent aliased to something.
If you are on NT, use the -wait option on the command line to get the behavior you want. |
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Thanks a lot! wunderbar!
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