Generate a SLURM script and submit it as a s job using sbatch.
- slurmXplor: [option]
- where option is any of those listed under xplor -help, with the additional slurm-specific options below. By default, the output (log) file name prefix is the root name of the run script.
The following sbatch options are supported (see man sbatch):
-dependency <arg> - arg is usually afterok:job_id
to order jobs
-mem <mem> - amount of memory per cpu. Default: 2G
-ntasks <num> - number of tasks. Default: 1
-nodes <num> - number of nodes
-no-kill - specify that the job is fault-tolerant
-partition <partition> - partition name
-time <arg> - a walltime limit (2 days by default)
Other options:
-to-sbatch <arg> - specify additional arguments to the sbatch
command.
-nomail - do not send emails at jobs start and stop
-keep - do not delete the automatically generated slurm script
-dryrun - do not actually submit the script.
-rsh - specify the command to execute a remote command
-N <name> - specify slurm job name