Hello,
I believe the problem is due to a recheck of the license and how Abaqus poorly handles the running job when that happens. At least this is what is assumed by other users.
http://old.nabble.com/ABAQUS-crashes...d29303851.html
The simplest solution is to create two scripts, one that calls abaqus to run the script, repeatedly, and a script you actually want to use.
For example:
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from os import system
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from time import sleep, ctime
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## her u can define sleeping time
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sleeppingTime=3## 3 sec before trying the second attempt
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##---------------------
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count = 100
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scriptName = 'myScript.py'
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print 'Attempting to call ABAQUS CAE at:',ctime().split()[3]
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print ' Attempt No: ', count
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a=system('Abaqus cae script='+scriptName)
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while count<100000000:
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if a==1:
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sleep(sleeppingTime)
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print 'Attempting to call ABAQUS CAE at:',ctime().split()[3]
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print ' Attempt No: ', count+1
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a=system('Abaqus cae script='+scriptName)
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count=count+1
this was adapted from
http://abaqusscript.blogspot.com/. Script not working perfectly yet though.
the myScript will have to write and read from a log file in case of the eventual crash. Also the looper program will need to check for a completed analysis. This process should automate the analysis, even if abaqus crashes alot.
