Hi,
By default, expBATCH() seem to be using all the cores. Is there any way to limit the number of cores to use.
This as such is quite a useful option. However, I want to use this option because I want to select as many PCs as possible during the batch removal so that I can retain most of the data. However, if all the cores of my servers are used, it quickly runs out of memory beyond 9-10 PCs. I am suspecting the use of many cores is causing the use of huge amount of memory and if I can limit the number of cores (it is ok if it takes longer to run), this problem can be solved.
Hi, By default, expBATCH() seem to be using all the cores. Is there any way to limit the number of cores to use.
This as such is quite a useful option. However, I want to use this option because I want to select as many PCs as possible during the batch removal so that I can retain most of the data. However, if all the cores of my servers are used, it quickly runs out of memory beyond 9-10 PCs. I am suspecting the use of many cores is causing the use of huge amount of memory and if I can limit the number of cores (it is ok if it takes longer to run), this problem can be solved.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks.