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| tankersley |
Posted - Jan 25 2007 : 12:29:39 PM
Is there a way to figure out which jobs in your user directory are completed and can thus be removed?
I'm going to /data/users/tankersl/tmp and using the ls command to see the jobs, but I would like to list dates or status or something so that I can remove completed jobs but not delete onging ones.
Thanks,
Dharol |
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| tankersley |
Posted - Jan 25 2007 : 1:34:50 PM
Thanks for this info.
One more question:
is there a way to delete all the jobs done on a certain day? like rm -fr everything done on January 4?
Thanks again,
Dharol |
| jimmy.dias |
Posted - Jan 25 2007 : 1:14:08 PM
errr, just noticed you said 'tmp'. All my posts are regarding SPM jobs submitted through bputil so scratch my replies. :)
jimmy |
| jimmy.dias |
Posted - Jan 25 2007 : 1:12:06 PM
Oh, and by the way, those of you who use the 'Manage Jobs' option to stop a frozen job. You won't yet be able to restart the job from where it left off. I plan on adding this functionality eventually. Until then, you'll need to re-submit jobs after stopping the frozen job.
jimmy |
| syam.gadde |
Posted - Jan 25 2007 : 1:04:25 PM
If you do:
ls -l
you will see dates (and other things). If you do:
ls -lt
it will sort by time. If you do:
ls -ltr
it will reverse the sort (so that the newest stuff is at the bottom). |
| jimmy.dias |
Posted - Jan 25 2007 : 1:00:07 PM
Yes, there is a version of bputil that is still being tested that allows this.
>> bputiltest
Options 7 and 8 will work, and allows you to see which jobs are currently running, which directories can be cleaned up, and will also help clean these old directories up. Please post here if you have any issues..
regards,
Jimmy |
