Running jobs on the local cluster

A detailed description is provided by the computing group in their pages. If it's small you can of course run interactively. If you want to run in btch the easiest is to use Tim's magic commands which look similar to bsub

qjobs

If you submitted crap and want to delete jobs use the condor commands

condor_rm <jobid>

-- Monika Wielers - 2015-07-02

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Running jobs on the local cluster

A detailed description is provided by the computing group in their pages. If it's small you can of course run interactively. If you want to run in btch the easiest is to use Tim's magic commands which look similar to bsub

To find out if your jobs are running

qjobs

If you submitted crap and want to delete jobs use the condor commands

condor_rm <jobid>

-- Monika Wielers - 2015-07-02

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Running jobs on the local cluster

A detailed description is provided by the computing group in their pages. If it's small you can of course run interactively. If you want to run in btch the easiest is to use Tim's magic commands which look similar to bsub

bqsub ./job1.sh
bqsub -l mem=32GB -c 10:00 ./job1.sh

I noticed with RootCore I needed to allocate more memory than the default if I run over large statistics. Also note the time is the wall time not the CPU time here. <br>

To find out if your jobs are running

qjobs

If you submitted crap and want to delete jobs use the condor commands

condor_rm <jobid>

-- Monika Wielers - 2015-07-02

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