QNQS
What is QNQS?
GNQS stands for Generic NQS; NQS is the Network Queueing System.
How to Run a Job
Note: You must have an ASCC user account.
1. To begin, you have to access a UNIX shell one of the ASCC machines. If you using a Windows
workstation, one way to do this is with the SSH Secure Shell. Or you could
open a shell using Exceed.
2. Make a script of the commands needed to run the job.
3. Submit script to queue. (see Accessing Queue Jobs below)
Accessing Queue Jobs
| COMMAND |
SUMMARY |
USEFUL
FLAGS |
HELP |
| qsub
-q np4 [ script-file ] |
Submits a batch job for the np4 queue. For all stardec users
there exists a submitting queue np4.
The command qstat -x shows details on the various queues'
setup.
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| -r <job name> |
Give the job the specified name. |
| -eo |
Direct stderr output to stdout. |
| -o <file name> |
Direct stdout output to the specified file. |
| -mb |
Mail the user when the job begins. |
| -me |
Mail the user when the job ends. |
| -a <date-time> |
Do not run the job before the specified date
and/or time. |
| -q <queue name> |
Specify the queue to which the job is to be
submitted. |
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man
qsub |
| qstat |
Displays the status of the batch queues. |
-x Shows details on the various queues' setup. |
man qstat |
| qdel |
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man qdel |
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