There is no 9999 limitation. Generally, the job distributor will format names to have 4 digits, because that's the style we're used to. If you pass nstruct > 9999, it starts adding digits as necessary. I've done one with 7 digits with no problems. It generally formats the names to have the same number of characters throughout. Example:
nstruct 1
start_0001
nstruct 200
start_0001 (no change)
nstruct 9999
start_0001 (no change)
nstruct 10000
start_00001 (more digits, even from start)
There is a hard upper limit to nstruct, probably whatever the integer limit is on your hardware. Way more than you'll need, anyway...
There is no 9999 limitation. Generally, the job distributor will format names to have 4 digits, because that's the style we're used to. If you pass nstruct > 9999, it starts adding digits as necessary. I've done one with 7 digits with no problems. It generally formats the names to have the same number of characters throughout. Example:
nstruct 1
start_0001
nstruct 200
start_0001 (no change)
nstruct 9999
start_0001 (no change)
nstruct 10000
start_00001 (more digits, even from start)
There is a hard upper limit to nstruct, probably whatever the integer limit is on your hardware. Way more than you'll need, anyway...