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In [[Submitting your job using SGE]] we looked at the following script;
  
 
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#specify the shell type
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    #specify the shell type
#$ -S /bin/sh
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    #$ -S /bin/sh
  
#run in the current working directory
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    #run in the current working directory
#$ -cwd
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    #$ -cwd
  
#specify that the job will be killed if it uses over 40G or total memory or run for more than 24hours.
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    #specify that the job will be killed if it uses over 40G or total memory or run for more than 24hours.
#indicate that the program should run for 1 hour and use 20G of total memory
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    #indicate that the program should run for 1 hour and use 20G of total memory
#$ -l s_vmem=20G h_vmem=40G s_rt=360 h_rt=3600
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    #$ -l s_vmem=20G h_vmem=40G s_rt=360 h_rt=3600
  
#specify the number of cores required
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    #specify the number of cores required
#$ -pe mpich 1
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    #$ -pe mpich 1
  
#specify which queue you wish to use
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    #specify which queue you wish to use
#$ -q amd.q
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    #$ -q amd.q
  
#run a program command to print hostname and uptime
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    #run a program command to print hostname and uptime
hostname && uptime
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    hostname && uptime
 
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Revision as of 11:04, 1 May 2012

In Submitting your job using SGE we looked at the following script;

#specify the shell type #$ -S /bin/sh #run in the current working directory #$ -cwd #specify that the job will be killed if it uses over 40G or total memory or run for more than 24hours. #indicate that the program should run for 1 hour and use 20G of total memory #$ -l s_vmem=20G h_vmem=40G s_rt=360 h_rt=3600 #specify the number of cores required #$ -pe mpich 1 #specify which queue you wish to use #$ -q amd.q #run a program command to print hostname and uptime hostname && uptime