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If a job does not end with these lines and no other error message is produced, it usually means | If a job does not end with these lines and no other error message is produced, it usually means thatː | ||
* your disk quota was exceeded (see [[Storage and file management#Filesystem_quotas_and_policies|File quotas and policies]]); | |||
* the job exceeded the time requested from the [[Running jobs|scheduler]] (<code>--time=HH:MM:SS</code>); | |||
* the job exceeded the memory requested (<code>--mem=</code>) (see [[Running jobs#Monitoring̠_jobs|Monitoring jobs]]); or | |||
* the job produced more data that can fill up the local disk on the compute node. |
Latest revision as of 16:48, 5 February 2019
Normal termination of Gaussian
Normally Gaussian will terminate with a line such as
Job cpu time: 0 days 0 hours 26 minutes 18.3 seconds. Elapsed time: 0 days 0 hours 6 minutes 43.3 seconds. Normal termination of Gaussian 16 at Tue Nov 14 15:31:56 2017.
If a job does not end with these lines and no other error message is produced, it usually means thatː
- your disk quota was exceeded (see File quotas and policies);
- the job exceeded the time requested from the scheduler (
--time=HH:MM:SS
); - the job exceeded the memory requested (
--mem=
) (see Monitoring jobs); or - the job produced more data that can fill up the local disk on the compute node.