How do I Choose my job priority ?
Depending on your account privileges, you will be able to edit the following parameters :
  • Number of threads : The number of threads used by the server to compute your solution. Setting this slide bar to the maximum will give your process more processor time. On server with multiple processors, this value could match the number of processors, giving OptiLine the maximum processor power possible. Keep in mind that as soon as there are multiple users on the same server, the more processor power you use, the less there is available for the other users.
  • Priority : This value determines the priority of the job in the waiting queue. This means that each time a slot is available for computation, OptiLine will scan all the waiting jobs and select the job with the highest priority (maximum=5). At equal priority, the rule is "first come first served".

To easily identify your job among other result on the server, it is a good idea to specify a relevant description field.


    The user queue limit displays for the current user the number of jobs in the computation queue (sum of waiting and computing jobs). If you reach your queue limit, you can wait until the end of some of your jobs, or use the server status window to remove some of your jobs from the queue to allow the new job to start.