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mathru August 20, 2020 22:57

Batch options set in fluent journal file.
 
I have the following two queries.


Q1. When I want to submit a job in the cluster, I need to set the batch options. I have found three options in fluent (overwrite files? yes; hide questions? no; exit on error? yes). So I expect to set the batch option as follows:


/file/set-batch-options yes no yes


But I have found some journal files where batch files have been set as follows:


/file/set-batch-options no yes yes no


Which one is right? If second one is right, how 'no yes yes no' have been set?


Q2. Which command line is right among the following:
file set-batch no yes yes no
/file/set-batch-options no yes yes no

AlexanderZ August 20, 2020 23:58

doesn't matter which one:
Code:

file set-batch yes yes no
/file/set-batch yes yes no

gives you following settings:
Code:

Do you want to confirm file overwrite [yes]
Do you want to exit on error? [yes]
Do you want to hide questions? [no]


mathru August 21, 2020 00:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by AlexanderZ (Post 780965)
doesn't matter which one:
Code:

file set-batch yes yes no
/file/set-batch yes yes no

gives you following settings:
Code:

Do you want to confirm file overwrite [yes]
Do you want to exit on error? [yes]
Do you want to hide questions? [no]





Hi AlexanderZ,


Thanks for your reply.
In my Q1, when four options are set, what does they actually mean?

AlexanderZ August 21, 2020 03:34

no idea, where did you find it
set-batch has only 3 options as I've mentioned
tested on v17 and v19.2

mathru August 23, 2020 21:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by AlexanderZ (Post 780972)
no idea, where did you find it
set-batch has only 3 options as I've mentioned
tested on v17 and v19.2




I have found in the following link.

https://docs.rescale.com/articles/an...-in-batch-mode


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