Yawei,

You can do this. You need to use "distributed" mode in ADE. This supports the basic "LBS" distributed mode that we ship, LSF, and in later IC5141 versions than the one you're using, SGE. It also supports a "command mode" where  you can specify the command to queue the job. In versions such as the version you're using, SGE is also available via a workaround wrapper (ask your hotline support for solution 11015590) if you need this.

If you want to be able to just "distribute" onto the local machine, you could do the following:

• Create a queue file somewhere, containing:
  Code:

  myqueue 1
  localhost 8 
  
  

  This tells it to specify a queue made up of a single machine, which allows 8 jobs
• Invoke:
  Code:

  cdsqmgr /full/path/to/queue.config 
  
  

• Specify the machine is running the cdsqmgr process:
  Code:

  setenv LBS_CLUSTER_MASTER localhost 
  
  

• Start icfb, and when starting ADE use Setup->Simulator/Dir/Host and pick "distributed" as the choice
• Start Monte Carlo. Setup as before. When you run the simulation, you'll get a popup asking you to specify job options, and one (at the bottom of the form) is the number of jobs you want it to split into (I'm in Windows so can't check if it's this, or the number of points you want to do in each run - but it's something like that)

This is all covered in <ICinstDir>/doc/distproc/distproc.pdf

Regards,

Andrew.