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When a ANSYS FLUENT job is submitted to the Remote Solver Manager (RSM), RSM automatically generates a journal file, named “SolutionPending.jou”, including Scheme commands based on the run properties and runs the solver using this journal file. Thus, it is not allowed to directly run ANSYS FLUENT with your own journal file. First of all we have to create a macro where the content of the journal could pasted. Here a small example: (cx-macro-define ‘( (testmacro . ” /define/boundary-conditions/velocity-inlet inlet-y no no yes yes no 7.7 no 0. yes yes “TInFluent”” no no no yes 5. 0.88 “” ) ) ) Fluent will save the macros file as a scheme file. Afterwards the scheme file containing the macros needs to be registered as startup scheme in the Workbench. This could be done by right clicking on the setup cell and choosing “Register Startup Scheme”. After doing this step the macros are loaded automatically in Fluent. Then you have to switch “Automatic Solution and Case Modification” under “Calculation Activities“ on. In the “Automatic Solution and Case Modification” panel you can now edit the field “case Modification” and write the name of the macro you want to use in the Setup under “Commands” and the number of iterations (steady) or timesteps (unsteady) Fluent would execute with the new settings. “