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    Select an Iterative Solver

    1. Click Tools Job Preferences.
    2. In the explorer panel of the Job Preferences dialog, select Structure Analysis.
    3. Select Iterative from the Method of solving the system of equations drop-down list, and then click Parameters.
    4. In the Iterative Solver Parameters dialog, select a method, and then click OK twice.
    Tip: For large-scale problems with a small number of right-hand sides, it is recommended to use the ICCF method.
    Parent topic: Iterative Solvers

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