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Suggested Wrappers for part of Globus Commands

This document is in preliminary version.

Getting Status on the Queues, and Jobs in Globus at SUNY
Command Short Description
All commands have the parameter -h
which gives short help
gsub job-script submit the job to less loaded of available clusters
gsub-data job-script file-name submit the job to less loaded of available clusters where the file with name "file-name" is located
gstat [job-id] to get the status of job
gchk-p gives total numbers of jobs on the cluster PHENIX (RCF) in format "running waiting" (two numbers)
gchk-s gives total numbers of jobs on the cluster SUNY (RAM) in format "running waiting" (two numbers)
gsub-p job-script submit the job to cluster PHENIX (RCF)
gsub-s job-script submit the job to cluster SUNY (RAM)
gjobs-s [param] gives total number of jobs on the cluster SUNY (RAM) in format like 'qstat' does; actually param is parameter(s) to 'qstat'
gjobs-p [param] gives total number of jobs on the cluster PHENIX (RCF) in format like 'qstat' does actually param is parameter(s) to 'qstat'
grun-p param to perform one script (command) on the cluster PHENIX (RCF); here param is script name
grun-s param to perform one script (command) on the cluster SUNY (RAM); here param is script name
ghisc to get the log for all of the Globus command which were issued from this machine under current account
ghisj to get the log for all of jobs submitted from this machine under current account in Globus context
gproxw to get the proxy for a week (168 hours).
gget [job-id] to get the standart output from job with job-id
gdemo gives the status of queues on available clusters: SUNY and PHENIX


Updated: March 7, 2003
WebWork: Nuclear Chemistry Group: Andrey Shevel