Context:
The jobs are executed in synchronization with one another using the same
functionality as described in
Understanding analysis jobs.
For more information on this analysis technique, see
Structural-to-structural co-simulation.
From the main menu bar, select
or
.
The Edit Co-execution dialog box appears.
Type the name of the new co-execution in the Name
text field. The name that you specify must adhere to the file naming rules for
your operating system.
If desired, type the description of the co-execution in the
Description text field. The description is stored in the
model database and the output database, and you can use this description to
help you manage your co-executions.
In the Models table, select the models in the
current model database to associate with the co-execution from the list in the
Model Name column.
The analysis product used in each of the selected models and the
default job name for each model are displayed in the table.
If desired, click in the Job Name column and edit
the job name.
Use the Submission, General,
Memory, Parallelization, and
Precision tabbed pages to define the initial job parameter
settings in the individual job editors. After the co-execution is created, the
job parameters in the co-execution editor are unavailable for editing; you must
edit the individual jobs.
Define the initial job parameter settings as described in the
following sections:
If desired, enter a different value in the Communication
time out field to specify the time after which
Abaqus/CAE
terminates if it does not receive any communication from the coupled analyses.
The default value is 10 minutes.
Click OK.