Learning to run simulations in Batch mode from the command line is essential if you don’t like waiting for each model to complete solving before you can start a new one. It turns out that this is a rather straightforward procedure.
Why Run in Batch Mode?
If your models are easy to put up but need a significant amount of effort to solve, this is a typical problem. Because they would compete for resources (RAM in particular), running many models at once on the same computer would be a bad idea because it would be slower than running them one after the other.
Setup windows settings
open environment variables
Add comsolbatch command as variable
path(default path):
C:\Program Files\COMSOL\COMSOLxx\Multiphysics\bin\win64
Press Shift on your keyboard and right click to open powershell
Type the comsol command for example in my case
comsolbatch -inputfile 1V.mph -outputfile 1V_sol.mph -study std1
you can also create a .bat file with multiple commands stacked together on a seperate line as shown below
The power shell window shows like:
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