jeplus - maximum number of jobs - memory usage

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Thank you for your answer Yi Zhang. I'm trying to collect the single job that has the lowest electricity cost. As I'm creating a huge amount of jobs the memory resource is an issue. It is possible, while simulations are running, to store the job with the lowest electricity cost and all the jobs that presents an higher electricity cost aren't stored in the memory? Thank you

@Wilson you might want to edit your question, or ask a new one saying what it is you actually want to do, since there are other approaches that might be worth looking into.

Can you post a screenshot of the simulation monitor screen to show the memory usage situation? If too little is allocated to Java, it can be extended with a command-line option. There are also a few things you can do to reduce the memory load of jEPlus. The most effective one would be cutting back model output as much as you can. Your idea of filtering the results for the minimum value will certainly work, too. You can write a Python script for jEPlus to call. In the script you can loop through the cases and search for the minimum value. Or maybe consider optimisation as Jamie has hinted :-)

Thank you for your answers! Yi Zhang, imagine we want to change the cooling setpoint, for one hour of the day, with this interval values [22:0.1:24]. So we'll have 20 jobs. If we make this for all 24 hours of one day we'll have 20^24, that is a quite amount of jobs. My intention is to make this, but for smaller intervals[22:0.5:24], for 1 week runperiod.The memory I'm talking about is the hard disk memory because each job has about 1MB.If we have a huge amount of jobs is good to have a way to eliminate the worst cost(in my case) results at the same time the simulation runs.Thank You

This is not a job for parametrics. You can set up the project in jEPlus and then run it with jEPlus+EA. Suggest you read about the strategies for optimum control to see how to formulate the problem.