Hi, Am 15.09.2011 um 10:00 schrieb Sangmin Park:
> hello, > I have a question about naming of job. > > in the sge batch file, for example, > > I want to name my job below > > #!/bin/bash > > myjob=xxx > #$ -N $myjob > #$ -q serial.q the substitution of environment variables is done by the shell, not SGE. And for the shell it's a plain comment. There are some exceptions for -e/-o/-i to have some "pseudo" variables replaced by the actual value of the SGE job like $job_id, but not arbitrary ones. If you want to set some variables and honor them during the creation of the job, you have to either include it on the command line, where the shell will replace it again: $ myjob=foobar $ qsub -N $myjob script.sh or generate a temporary document where the shell has a chance to replace it again: *** Top of data *** #!/bin/sh myjob=foobar jobscript=/tmp/script.$$.sh exec 4>$jobscript cat >&4 <<-EOF #!/bin/sh # -N $myjob echo "Hello World." sleep 60 EOF exec 4>&- qsub $jobscript rm $jobscript *** End of data *** The replacement will be done already by the shell in the temporary script file. -- Reuti _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] https://gridengine.org/mailman/listinfo/users
