The execution procedures for job execution control include
abaqus suspend, abaqus
resume, and abaqus terminate. These
utilities are used to suspend, resume, and terminate
Abaqus
analysis jobs. Suspending an analysis job will stop its execution and release
its license tokens to the free-token pool. Resuming an analysis will reactivate
a suspended job and check out license tokens for that job if they are
available. The job will be placed in the license queue if license tokens are
not available. Terminating an analysis job will stop the executable for the
analysis and release its license tokens. A terminated analysis job cannot be
resumed.
You can execute these commands remotely; you are not required to execute
these commands on the machine running the analysis.
This option is used to specify the name of the analysis job to suspend,
resume, or terminate. When using this option, the command must be executed from
the working directory of the job. The command reads the
job-name.cid file to obtain the
host name and port number used to signal the job.
host
This option is used to specify the host name for the connection running the
analysis job. This option must be used in conjunction with the
port option. The host name can be
identified by reading the last line of the
job-name.cid file, which lists
hostname:port-number.
port
This option is used to specify the port number for the connection running
the analysis job. This option must be used in conjunction with the
host option. The port number can be
identified by reading the last line of the
job-name.cid file, which lists
hostname:port-number.