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ADEXL: Preloading Multiple Runs

kawan

Hello,

I have set up some simulations as follows in ADEXL and wondering if there is a  better way to do it.

Under corners, I have like 8 corner cases defined. Each corner will go through 16  simulations to cover process, temp etc with a particular combination of variables. I have 8 different combinations , hence the 8 corner cases.

To run, I select the first corner and hit the run button. It starts loading, doing etc etc, and then starts the run. Once I see it running, I deselect the corner and select the next one and hit "run". Once that kicks off, I proceed to do the same for each corner until I have exhausted all the corners.

The runs take a lot of time. But at the end of the day, I see all 8 interactive sessions and  I can process the data. I have ADEXL to save 8 runs and for multiple runs, I have it "reassign immediately for new run"

I was kind of hoping there would be some way for me to tell ADEXL that I want to run 8 corners, one after the other. I do not want to select all 8 corners and then "run" and the data is too wide spread and mixed up.

Thanks

zakir

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  • Zakir,

    I don't understand why you are making this so complicated. Why can't you just set up the 8 corners  you want and hit the run button. Depending on the Job Policy (Options->Job Setup) it will control how many jobs run at once, so I'm at a loss to understand what your problem is. I see no need to manually set up the runs one at a time as you describe.

    Regards,

    Andrew

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  • Zakir,

    I don't understand why you are making this so complicated. Why can't you just set up the 8 corners  you want and hit the run button. Depending on the Job Policy (Options->Job Setup) it will control how many jobs run at once, so I'm at a loss to understand what your problem is. I see no need to manually set up the runs one at a time as you describe.

    Regards,

    Andrew

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