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On general-purpose (GP) clusters this job reserves 1 core and 256MB of memory for 15 minutes. On [[Niagara]] this job reserves the whole node with all its memory. | |||
Directives (or "options") in the job script are prefixed with <code>#SBATCH</code> and must precede all executable commands. All available directives are described on the [https://slurm.schedmd.com/sbatch.html sbatch page]. Compute Canada policies require that you supply at least a time limit (<code>--time</code>) for each job. You may also need to supply an account name (<code>--account</code>). See [[#Accounts and projects|Accounts and projects]] below. | Directives (or "options") in the job script are prefixed with <code>#SBATCH</code> and must precede all executable commands. All available directives are described on the [https://slurm.schedmd.com/sbatch.html sbatch page]. Compute Canada policies require that you supply at least a time limit (<code>--time</code>) for each job. You may also need to supply an account name (<code>--account</code>). See [[#Accounts and projects|Accounts and projects]] below. | ||
Revision as of 19:14, 29 October 2019
On general-purpose (GP) clusters this job reserves 1 core and 256MB of memory for 15 minutes. On Niagara this job reserves the whole node with all its memory.
Directives (or "options") in the job script are prefixed with #SBATCH and must precede all executable commands. All available directives are described on the sbatch page. Compute Canada policies require that you supply at least a time limit (--time) for each job. You may also need to supply an account name (--account). See Accounts and projects below.