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Ansys EDT can be run interactively in batch (non-gui) mode by first starting an salloc session with options <code>salloc --time=3:00:00 --tasks=8 --mem=16G --account=def-account</code> and then copy-pasting the full <code>ansysedt</code> command found in the last line of <i>script-local-cmd.sh</i>, being sure to manually specify $YOUR_AEDT_FILE.

Ansys Electronic Desktop jobs can be submitted to the cluster queue by running the sbatch script-name.sh command. The following script allows running a job with upto all cores and memory on a single node and was tested on graham. To use it specify the simulation time, memory, number of cores and replace YOUR_AEDT_FILE with your input file name. A full listing of ansysedt command line options can be obtained by starting ansysedt in [Graphical Mode | https://docs.computecanada.ca/wiki/ANSYS#Graphical_Use] with commands ansysedt -help or ansysedt -Batchoptionhelp to obtain scrollable graphical popups. Additional tabs containing slurm scripts for submitting distributed jobs over multiple nodes will be added to the following table asap. At present only ansysedt/2021R2 is installed (newer versions will be installed when released). Ansysedt can be run interactively by starting a salloc session on a compute node (request sufficient memory & cores) and then issuing the command found in the last line of the following script-local-cmd.sh slurm script. Sample timing output results for the test example are shown below each script.