Changes

Most of the variables are self-explanatory. The <b>executable</b> is a path to the program binary or executable script. The shown use of the <b>requirements</b> variable is important here to constrain job assignment to Statistics Cluster nodes only. All available nodes are tagged with <i>ParallelSchedulingGroup</i> variable in the ClassAds, so this is an effective way to direct execution to particular cluster segments. Physics and Geophysics nodes are also available but they are much older than the statistics nodes and may not contain all the necessary libraries. The <b>output</b>, <b>error</b> and <b>log</b> create the respective records for each job numbered by Condor with the <i>$(Process)</i> variable. A detailed example of a job is available [http://gryphn.phys.uconn.edu/statswiki/index.php/Example_Jobs here]. If your job requires input from another file, the following can be added above the output line:

Most of the variables are self-explanatory. The <b>executable</b> is a path to the program binary or executable script. The shown use of the <b>requirements</b> variable is important here to constrain job assignment to Statistics Cluster nodes only. All available nodes are tagged with <i>ParallelSchedulingGroup</i> variable in the ClassAds, so this is an effective way to direct execution to particular cluster segments. The <b>output</b>, <b>error</b> and <b>log</b> create the respective records for each job numbered by Condor with the <i>$(Process)</i> variable. A detailed example of a job is available [http://gryphn.phys.uconn.edu/statswiki/index.php/Example_Jobs here]. If your job requires input from another file, the following can be added above the output line:

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input = input.file

input = input.file