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-===== Batch Run ===== 
-//Batch Run// allows you to submit a set of models for concurrent execution. Often times you may need to run multiple models to test a specific scenarios you need to test or just need to run a bunch models to simulate a specific production load scenarios. 
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-{{http://testoptimal.com/img/batchRun.png}} 
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-All models within the current installation are listed alphabetically. You may re-sort the model by clicking on the sort button next to the column label. 
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-Select the models to be executed by checking the checkbox next to the model.  You may check or un-check all models by clicking on the checkbox on the header section. 
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-To submit the selected models for execution, enter a brief description in //Stat Desc// field, the email address in //Email on Completion// field to receive the notification when model executions are completed, and click //Run Selected Models// button. 
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-==== Run on Enterprise Server ==== 
-[[enterpriseedition | Enterprise Edition Server]] allows up to 5 concurrent model executions for the standard edition and can be licensed to run more than 5 models. 
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-If your IDE is running on an //Enterprise Server//, the models by default will be execute on the same server.  You can view and manage the model executions with the IDE by switching to different models through //Session// menu. 
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-However you can still submit models to run on //Runtime Servers// by connecting to [[server_manager_edition | SvrMgr]].  See more details at the next section. 
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-==== Run on Runtime Servers ==== 
-You can submit the models to run on [[runtime_server | Runtime Servers]] that are managed by [[server_manager_edition | SvrMgr]].  All you have to do is to connect to [[server_manager_edition | SvrMgr]] before you open //Run Batch//.  
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-To connect to [[server_manager_edition | SvrMgr]], select //File / Connect to SvrMgr//.  If //SvrMgr// is connected successfully, you should see the menu item appear //File / Disconnect SvrMgr//.  Use this new menu to disconnect from //SvrMgr// when you are done. 
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-==== Configure SvrMgr ==== 
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-By default, //SvrMgr// is set to be running on //http://localhost:8000// in your installation.  Most likely your //SvrMgr// is running on another host and port#, in which case you will nee to change the configuration to match the //SvrMgr// url. 
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-To change the //SvrMgr// url, select //Help / Server Configuration// menu to open [[config | Configuration Property]] dialog. Look for //SvrMgr URL// field and set it to appropriate value.  
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