Difference: SunGridEngine (5 vs. 6)

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	As mentioned above, the total number of urgent jobs is limited to 10. This is even true if those are the only jobs on the cluster - in that case (which probably will never happen because many users will have stuff waiting) you can still fill the rest of the cluster with "normal" jobs.
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< <	CPLEX and MATLAB if your job uses CPLEX or Matlab, add `-l cplex=1` or `-l matlab=1` to your qsub command. This will ensure that we don't run more jobs than there are licenses.
> >	CPLEX and MATLAB if your job uses CPLEX or Matlab, add `-l cplex=1` or `-l matlab=1` to your qsub command. This will ensure that we don't run more jobs than there are licenses. Instructions on how to use CPLEX are found here.
	Array jobs are useful for submitting many similar jobs. In general, you should try to submit a single array job for each big run you're going to do, rather than (e.g.,) invoking qsub in a loop. This makes it easier to pause or delete your jobs, and also imposes less overhead on the scheduler. An example of an array job is the one-line script

SunGridEngine - quick user guide