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==Keeping Track of Completed and Failed Commands, and Restart Capabilities==
==Keeping Track of Completed and Failed Commands, and Restart Capabilities==
You can tell Gnu Parallel to keep track of which commands have completed by using the <tt>--joblog JOBLOGFILE</tt> argument. The file JOBLOGFILE will contain the list of completed commands, their start times, durations, hosts, and exit values.  E.g.
You can tell Gnu Parallel to keep track of which commands have completed by using the <tt>--joblog JOBLOGFILE</tt> argument. The file JOBLOGFILE will contain the list of completed commands, their start times, durations, hosts, and exit values.  For example,
{{Command|ls *.txt {{!}} parallel --joblog gzip.log gzip {{(}}{{)}} }}
{{Command|ls *.txt {{!}} parallel --joblog gzip.log gzip {{(}}{{)}} }}

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==Keeping Track of Completed and Failed Commands, and Restart Capabilities==
You can tell GNU Parallel to keep track of which commands have completed by using the <tt>--joblog JOBLOGFILE</tt> argument. The file JOBLOGFILE will contain the list of completed commands, their start times, durations, hosts, and exit values.  For example,
{{Command|ls *.txt {{!}} parallel --joblog gzip.log gzip {{(}}{{)}} }}

Keeping Track of Completed and Failed Commands, and Restart Capabilities

You can tell Gnu Parallel to keep track of which commands have completed by using the --joblog JOBLOGFILE argument. The file JOBLOGFILE will contain the list of completed commands, their start times, durations, hosts, and exit values. For example,

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[name@server ~]$ ls *.txt | parallel --joblog gzip.log gzip {}