When using the script qg98 for running gaussian98, I request st_mj but the job gets submitted to the st_sj queue. WHY?
qg98 will determine the queue based on the size of the job (i.e. the amount of memory and the number of processors requested in the input file). For st_mj queue you will need to request for 9-16 processors and less than 4 GB of memory. You can do this by using the keywords %mem=xMB and %nprocs=y in your gaussian input file. A reason why your job was not submitted to st_mj is probably because you requested for less than 9 processors and/or less than 2 GB of memory. Please look at this link for more information on different queue names on the Origin.
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