get_job_status: This function checks the status of one or more compute jobs

In michaelhallquist/MplusAutomation: An R Package for Facilitating Large-Scale Latent Variable Analyses in Mplus

This function checks the status of one or more compute jobs

Description

This function checks the status of one or more compute jobs

Usage

get_job_status(job_ids, scheduler = "slurm", quiet = TRUE)

Arguments

job_ids	One or more job ids of existing PBS or slurm jobs, or process ids of a local process for scheduler="sh".
scheduler	What scheduler is used for job execution. Options: c("torque", "qsub", "slurm", "sbatch", "sh", "local")
quiet	If TRUE, wait_for_job will not print out any status updates on jobs. If FALSE, the function prints out status updates for each tracked job so that the user knows what's holding up progress.

Details

Note that for the scheduler argument, "torque" and "qsub" are the same; "slurm" and "sbatch" are the same, and "sh" and "local" are the same.

Value

A vector of job statuses corresponding to each job id

Author(s)

Michael Hallquist

Examples

## Not run: 
# example on qsub/torque cluster
get_job_status("7968857.torque01.util.production.int.aci.ics.psu.edu", scheduler = "torque")

# example of checking two jobs on slurm cluster
get_job_status(c("24147864", "24147876"), scheduler = "slurm")

# example of checking two jobs on local machine
get_job_status(c("9843", "9844"), scheduler = "local")

## End(Not run)

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