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Has anyone used github to track model files? Given they are text files it seems it could be a good option for documentation and tracking file changes...

Note: This is case sensitive so it should be "TUFLOW" as shown below Cheers for /f %%x in ('tasklist ^| find /c "TUFLOW"') do set count=%%x

This should work - i do not have the licence at the moment so I cannot check. Replace for /f "skip=3" %%x in ('tasklist /FI "IMAGENAME eq TUFLOW_iSP_w64.exe"') do set /a count=count+1 with for /f %%x in ('tasklist ^| find /c "tuflow"') do set count=%%x Now it searches the entire tasklist looking for a string. Thanks for the suggestion, any further improvements?

Hi Phillip, Thought this might interest you - a batch file that allows you to set the maximum number of models that can be run at one time. Essentially it goes into an infinite loop when there are less Tuflow executables running than the maximum specified (denoted by CPU_Cores in the batch file below). When an executable becomes available, it returns control to the for loops. Cheers, Ben @ echo off Set A=Current PropZone PropZoneMitigation Set B=20yr 200yr set /a CPU_Cores=2 FOR %%a in (%A%) DO ( FOR %%b in (%B%) DO ( call :do_while_loop_start Start "TUFLOW" "C:\Program Files\SMS 11.0\models\TUFLOW\64bit\TUFLOW_iSP_w64.exe" -b -s1 %%a -e1 %%b Avoca_Heathcote.tcf ) ) Pause :do_while_loop_start set /a count=0 or /f "skip=3" %%x in ('tasklist /FI "IMAGENAME eq TUFLOW_iSP_w64.exe"') do set /a count=count+1 if %count% geq %CPU_Cores% ( PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 60000 >NUL goto do_while_loop_start )