[torqueusers] Dependencies among several jobs
Sam Rash
srash at yahoo-inc.com
Wed Aug 30 11:03:20 MDT 2006
In theory, why do you need this? You can construct an equivalent dependency
graph without cycles (DAG) that has the same order of execution; otherwise,
if I can submit dependencies on later jobs, you can easily get deadlock.
Job A not before Job B
Job B not before Job A
(ack!)
Maybe I'm missing something?
Sam Rash
srash at yahoo-inc.com
408-349-7312
vertigosr37
-----Original Message-----
From: torqueusers-bounces at supercluster.org
[mailto:torqueusers-bounces at supercluster.org] On Behalf Of Vincenzo Di
Nicola
Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 3:45 PM
To: torqueusers at supercluster.org
Subject: [torqueusers] Dependencies among several jobs
Dear Torque users,
I have recently started to use Torque/Maui, but I have some doubts about job
dependencies I hope you can clarify. It looks to me that the way to enforce
them is by using "-W depend=beforeany:jobid" (or similar) in the qsub
command or in the #PBS directive. But how can I know beforehand the job id
of something that hasn't been submitted yet?
I would like to submit at once, say, 30 jobs with dependencies between each
other. The only solution I have thought so far is to avoid "before"
dependencies and create a script file: there I submit each single job, read
its jobid, and use the "-W depend=afterany" option with regard to the
previous job ids.
But is there a nicer way to enforce dependencies, maybe without having to
rely on a jobid (but perhaps a job name)?
Thank you in advance,
Vincenzo Di Nicola
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