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* Fixed typo

use qstat instead of qsub to display job status

* Fixing second incorrect qsub/qstat substitution.
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s1682454 2017-02-17 23:05:37 +00:00 committed by Matt Graham
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@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ qsub -q cpu $HOME/mlp-job.sh
assuming the `mlp-job.sh` script is in your home directory on the cluster file system. The `-q` option specifies which queue list to submit the job to; for MLP you should run jobs on the `cpu` queue. assuming the `mlp-job.sh` script is in your home directory on the cluster file system. The `-q` option specifies which queue list to submit the job to; for MLP you should run jobs on the `cpu` queue.
The scheduler will allocate the job to one of the CPU nodes. You can check on the status of submitted jobs using `qsub` - again `man qsub` can be used to give details of the output of this command and various optional arguments. The scheduler will allocate the job to one of the CPU nodes. You can check on the status of submitted jobs using `qstat` - again `man qstat` can be used to give details of the output of this command and various optional arguments.
An alternative to creating a separate bash script file to run the job is to make your Python script directly executable by adding an appropriate [`shebang`](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang_(Unix)) as the first line in the script. The shebang indicates which interpreter to use to run a script file. If the following line is added to the top of a Python script An alternative to creating a separate bash script file to run the job is to make your Python script directly executable by adding an appropriate [`shebang`](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang_(Unix)) as the first line in the script. The shebang indicates which interpreter to use to run a script file. If the following line is added to the top of a Python script