Difference: SunGridEngine (11 vs. 12)

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	Sun Grid Engine - quick user guide Sun Grid Engine - quick user guide Introduction Available clusters The Arrow cluster How do I submit jobs? I hate shell scripts! Can I use Perl instead? Or some other scripting language? What is an appropriate job size? Array jobs How to monitor, control, and delete jobs Priority Classes CPLEX and MATLAB license management Memory intensive jobs Multi-core jobs (Arrow Cluster) Manually limiting the number of your jobs (Arrow Cluster) Manually limiting the number of your jobs (ICICS/BETA Clusters) What is the configuration of the machines, and how busy are they? Common Problems Where do Arrow jobs run? Arrow users: CFI Blurbs CVS Administration
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	matlab -nojvm -nodisplay -nosplash < inputfile.m
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< <	Right now the cluster allows 22 simultaneous CPLEX processes and (separately) 10 simultaneous Matlab processes. Using the -l syntax above ensures that no more than this number of processes run. If you don't use the syntax, you run the risk of invoking more processes than there are licenses, causing some of your jobs to fail and thus requiring you to rerun jobs. The department as a whole has 100 CPLEX licenses, of which many are in use at any time; thus, running a Matlab job without the -l syntax runs a high chance of failure. We have 22 CPLEX licenses, but they should only be used on this cluster; thus again you'll need to use -l but you shouldn't have to worry about users elsewhere in the dept. To check the number of Matlab licenses available you can type:
> >	Right now the cluster allows 22 simultaneous CPLEX processes and (separately) 10 simultaneous Matlab processes. Using the -l syntax above ensures that no more than this number of processes run. If you don't use the syntax, you run the risk of invoking more processes than there are licenses, causing some of your jobs to fail and thus requiring you to rerun jobs. The department as a whole has 100 Matlab licenses, of which many are in use at any time; thus, running a Matlab job without the -l syntax runs a high chance of failure. We have 22 CPLEX licenses, but they should only be used on this cluster; thus again you'll need to use -l but you shouldn't have to worry about users elsewhere in the dept. To check the number of Matlab licenses available you can type:
	/cs/local/generic/lib/pkg/matlab-7.2/etc/lmstat -a

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