


# Keep track of information related to the current jobĮcho "=" # Combine output and error files into a single file # Send an email when the job finishes or if it is aborted (by default no email is sent). Here is an example of a script with frequently used options: #!/bin/bash -l Python -V Batch Script With Frequently Used Options You can increase this up to 720:00:00 for single processor jobs but your job will take longer to start. # The default time, also selected here, is 12 hours. # The job will be aborted if it runs longer than this time. See General job submission directives for a list of other SGE options. If the module command is used in the script the first line should contain the "-l" option to ensure proper command interpretation by the system. The program and its optional input arguments are at the end of the script, preceded by a module statement if needed. All other lines that start with the # symbol are comments that provide details for each option. Lines that start with #$ symbols are used to specify the Sun Grid Engine (SGE) options used by the qsub command. The first line in the script specifies the interpreter - shell. Here is an example of a basic script for the Shared Computing Cluster (SCC). Using the Data Transfer Node to transfer files to the SCC (separate web page).Batch Script With Frequently Used Options.
