Hello,

After your .submit() command you can add line:

mdb.jobs['Job'+str(d[i])].waitForCompletion()

I hope that I have understood your question correctly and this will help!

Best regards

You can try to use the command process.wait() in order that you can tell to Python to wait that Abaqus can finishes the analysis before executing your second simulation.

Please see this link about this function:

https://classes.engineering.wustl.edu/2009/spring/mase5513/abaqus/docs/v6.5/books/cmd/default.htm?startat=pt02ch06s08.html

Hello,

After your .submit() command you can add line:

mdb.jobs['Job'+str(d[i])].waitForCompletion()

I hope that I have understood your question correctly and this will help!

Best regards

hi,

as natividad & aleksander said , the waitForCompletion() is your problem solver.

best regards

‘mdb.jobs[].waitForCompletion()’ is the proper answer!

Try to write your code as below image

(1) First define/include in your script the following input function:

def submitJob(jobname):

from abaqus import *

from abaqusConstants import *

import __main__

import os

import numpy as np

import time

import datetime

import job

myJob = mdb.jobs[jobname]

try:

myJob.submit(consistencyChecking=OFF)

myJob.waitForCompletion()

except:

print str(datetime.datetime.now())+' stop by error!'

pass

(2) Then, set an array with the available jobs:

job_list = mdb.jobs.keys()

(3) Finally, set a loop operation to run all the job cases. The following function provides also the time consuming between submission of the job and the end of the simulation.

import datetime

times_duration = []

for j_name in job_list:

t1 = datetime.datetime.now()

print t1

submitJob(j_name)

t2 = datetime.datetime.now()

print t2

t3 = t2-t1

times_duration.append([j_name,t1,t2,t3])

for row in times_duration:

print row

NOTE: The libraries can be loaded at the beginning of your script.

The attached script contains the previous answer with the correct indentation. Alireza Ahmadi