Hi,
I am trying to use parallel instead of my usual "backgrounding".
I run 60 of these background jobs at once on my 32 core machine, the
<> I have put in email for convenience as actual folder names are very
long.:
/q/myFunc.sh 10 20000 -metric=sum -recalcDOW=wednesday -nth=0 -lag=0
-qpopt=100 -qpmin=20.0 -qpup=0.01 slotAUDJPY0fr <folder1 ..folder200>
&
'
'
/q/myFunc.sh 10 20000 -metric=sum -recalcDOW=wednesday -nth=0 -lag=0
-qpopt=100 -qpmin=20.0 -qpup=0.01 slotAUDJPY0fr <folder1 ..folder200>
&
To use parallel, I put all these into a file called parlist:
/q/myFunc.sh 10 20000 -metric=sum -recalcDOW=wednesday -nth=0 -lag=0
-qpopt=100 -qpmin=20.0 -qpup=0.01 slotAUDJPY0fr <folder1 ..folder200>
'
'
/q/myFunc.sh 10 20000 -metric=sum -recalcDOW=wednesday -nth=0 -lag=0
-qpopt=100 -qpmin=20.0 -qpup=0.01 slotAUDJPY0fr <folder1 ..folder200>
I then tried to run in parallel like this:
cat parlist | time parallel --eta
or
cat parlist | time parallel --eta '{}'
But I get error:
<WHOLE COMMAND REPEATED>: No such file or directory
ETA: 0s Left: 0 AVG: 0.00s local:0/1/100%/1.0s
Command exited with non-zero status 1
0.20user 0.33system 0:00.74elapsed 72%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata
15272192maxresident)k
0inputs+0outputs (60527major+0minor)pagefaults 0swaps
