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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Is there any way of splitting the script (Noob Here). Post 302524591 by pludi on Tuesday 24th of May 2011 03:07:49 AM
Old 05-24-2011
Just call the script like you would any other program (assuming the eXecutable bit is set). As stated above, exported variables will be available, but the only way to get data back from the other script is either output to stdout/stderr, or the return code.
 

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LEARN ABOUT OSX

qsub

QSUB(1) 						User Contributed Perl Documentation						   QSUB(1)

NAME

       qsub - submit a batch job in a familiar pbs format

SYNOPSIS

       qsub  [-a date_time]
	     [-A account_string]
	     [-b secs]
	     [-C directive_prefix]
	     [-e path]
	     [-I]
	     [-l resource_list]
	     [-m mail_options] [-M  user_list]
	     [-N name]
	     [-o path]
	     [-p priority]
	     [-q destination]
	     [-W additional_attributes]
	     [-h]
	     [script]

DESCRIPTION

       The qsub command displays information about nodes. It is aimed to be feature-compatible with PBS' qsub.

OPTIONS

       -a  Display information for all nodes. This is the default if no node name is specified.

       -I  Interactive execution.

       -j join
	   It is not necessary (currently also not possible) since stderr/stdout are always joined.

       -v [variable_list]
	   Exporting single variables via -v is not supported, since the entire login environment is exported by the default.

       -V  The -V option to export the current environment is not required since it is done by default.

       -? | --help
	   brief help message

       --man
	   full documentation

perl v5.14.2							    2012-04-10								   QSUB(1)
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