Double-click the OS Command component icon . The OS Command Component Editor appears.
From the OS Command Component Editor, click the
Grid tab.
From the Grid system list, select PBS/TORQUE.
Note:
The PBS/TORQUE Command Preview
text box shows the command as it will execute at runtime for the options
currently configured. It represents what you would type if you wanted
to submit this job manually.
Enter the following information, as desired.
You can edit one or all of the values. You can also accept the default
values.
Option |
Description |
Job Name |
Specifies the job name. The name must
begin with a letter and can be up to 15 characters long. Refer to the
qsub -N option on the man page
for more information. |
Resources |
Specifies the job resources and sets
a limit to the amount of consumable resources. If this value is not set
for a general resource, such as CPU time, the limit is infinite. The
resource_list argument form is as follows: resource_name[=[value]][,resource_name[=[value]],...] Refer to the qsub -l option
for more information. |
Queue |
Specifies the job destination. The destination
is a queue, a server, or a queue at a server. If specified, the -q
option uses one of the following forms: queue, @server,
or queue@server. Refer to the qsub -q option for more information. |
Exported Variables |
Specifies the list of exported
job environment variables. Refer to the qsub -v
option for more information. |
Export All Variables |
Specifies that all environment
variables in the qsub command environment are exported
to the batch job. Refer to the qsub -V
option for more information. |
To use any qsub options that are not provided in the
component editor, click Advanced to access the
Additional Grid Options dialog box.
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Type the commands in the large text area using standard qsub
command-line option syntax (see the qsub man page).
Line breaks are ignored, so the commands can be space-separated and/or
on separate lines.
Typically, these options are those that are used less frequently. However,
there may be a need for them in specific scenarios. For example, you
could use -M to control which users will receive e-mail
about the job.
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Click OK to return to the OS Command
Component Editor.
Click OK to save your changes and to close the
OS Command Component Editor.
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