The bsub Command
You can also run a one-time Service batch submission with the bsub
command:
bsub [ -namename
] [ -priorityval
] [ -discsetting
] [ -mailaddress
] [ -stdinfile
] [ -stdoutfile
] [ -stderrfile
] [ -nfs ] [-RA] [-domain windowsdomain] [-noprompt]app
[args...]
This submits a single Service, defined by app
[args...]
, to be scheduled and run on the Grid. The arguments are as follows:
Argument |
Description |
|
Name of the Service. |
|
Priority of the Service. |
|
Indicates a |
|
Email address to send a confirmation message to when the Service is completed. |
|
File to use as input for the Service. This setting is variable based on the |
|
File to use as output when |
|
File to use as error output when |
|
Indicates whether inputs and outputs are available on a shared file system or whether you must stage them on the Manager. When enabled, |
|
Runs the job on Engines as the current desktop user with the current Windows domain. PDriver first prompts for a password. |
|
Lets you specify a Windows Domain for Windows Engines to use when authenticating. This applies only when running PDriver from a UNIX machine. |
|
|
|
The application to run, and any optional arguments. The application is a binary or script on the Engine and found in the Engine’s path. |
When you submit the Service, a batch ID is reported to the console. Use this ID when collecting outputs (when using the staging directory for input and output rather than NFS mounts.)