condor_rm: Condor Remove

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Condor Remove

Description

Stop Condor jobs.

Usage

condor_rm(job.id = NULL, all = FALSE, top.dir = "condor",
  session = NULL)

Arguments

job.id	a vector of integers or directory names, indicating Condor jobs to stop.
all	whether to stop all Condor jobs owned by user.
top.dir	top directory on submitter machine that contains Condor run directories.
session	optional object of class ssh_connect.

Details

The top.dir argument only has an effect when job.id is a vector of directory names. For example, condor_rm("01_this") will stop the Condor job corresponding to directory condor/01_this on the submitter machine.

The default value of session = NULL looks for a session object in the user workspace. This allows the user to run Condor functions without explicitly specifying the session.

Value

No return value, called for side effects.

Author(s)

Nan Yao and Arni Magnusson.

See Also

condor_submit, condor_q, condor_dir, and condor_download provide the main Condor interface.

condor_rm stops Condor jobs and condor_rmdir removes directories on the submitter machine.

condor-package gives an overview of the package.

Examples

## Not run: 

# General workflow
session <- ssh_connect("servername")

condor_submit()
condor_q()
condor_dir()
condor_download()  # after job has finished

# Stop one or multiple jobs
condor_rm(123456)                   # stop one job (integer)
condor_rm(c(123456, 123789))        # stop two jobs (integers)
condor_rm("01_this")                # stop one job (dirname)
condor_rm(c("01_this", "02_that"))  # stop two jobs (dirnames)
condor_rm(all=TRUE)                 # stop all jobs

## End(Not run)

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