[Users] simulation time
Frank Loeffler
knarf at cct.lsu.edu
Sun Jul 14 13:42:16 CDT 2013
Dear Professor Khanal
On Sun, Jul 14, 2013 at 05:06:58PM +0000, Udayaraj Khanal wrote:
> Dear allI have created a batch queue script and submitted it to queue
> an example simulation static_tov as in tutorial for new user. Then I
> checked the status by ./simfactory/bin/sim list-simulations. I got
> static_tov [ACTIVE (FINISHED), restart 0000, job id -1]. Does this
> signifies the completion of the simulation?When I logged in by ssh -Y
> qb.loni.org and give command cd
> /scratch/ettest52/simulations/static_tov/output-0000/static_tovNo such
> file or directory. Is it due to not completion of the simulation?How
> much time does it take to complete a simulation? I have submitted it
> almost a week before.
The time a simulation needs after submission depends on both the time
the actual simulation needs and the time it has to wait in the queue.
static_tov should be pretty quick, but queue times are hard to predict.
Right now, no job is queued by ettest52, so I assumed it has finished,
one way or another.
One way to see what has been going on is to look in the directory
/scratch/ettest52/simulations/static_tov
I cannot see inside myself (insufficient permissions), but things to
look out for are:
- Does this directory actually exist? If it doesn't, submission itself
went wrong.
- If /scratch/ettest52/simulations/static_tov/output-0000/static_tov
doesn't exist, it indicates that either the simulation wasn't run at
all or didn't go very far, as creating that directory is one of the
first things it does.
- Do log files in /scratch/ettest52/simulations/static_tov/output-0000
exist (usually .err and .out)? These are created when the executable
is run (containing stderr and stdout), and could contain the reason
for an error.
- If not even that exists, look inside
/scratch/ettest52/simulations/static_tov/log.txt for possible errors.
Frank
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