I've only ever encountered this sort of "load balancing" on
High-Performance Clusters (HPCs) with multiple parrallel processors and
hundreds of Gb RAM. Jobs are submitted to different queues based on the
estimated resources and time they will use to run. Its been a feature
of the operating system which has invariably been some *NIX variant.
Sorry I can't offer any more insight, its probably a question for
Stata's tech support.
Neil
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"We should make things as simple as possible, but not simpler" - Anon (not Albert Einstein)
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