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You can then check the status of this job by running various commands.
 
You can then check the status of this job by running various commands.
  
To see when your job might start running.
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To see when your job might start running use <code>showstart \<jobid\></code> as follows:
  
 
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Revision as of 04:00, 30 November 2017

MSI uses a PBS scheduler. It's easy to find a lot of information online about how to use PBS, but here are some commonly used functions

First, submitting a job is easiest with a PBS batch script. The following script, called kinship.sh, runs a program called vcf2kinship to create a kinship matrix on MCTFR genotypes. It requests a single node and 12 processors on that node. It requests 25 GB of memory.

#!/bin/bash -l                                                                                                                                                              
#PBS -l walltime=10:00:00,nodes=1:ppn=12,mem=25gb                                                                                                                           
/home/vrie0006/hyoung/software/rvtests/executable/vcf2kinship --inVcf /home/vrie0006/hyoung/gedi5-660WQuad-b37-forwardstrand-correctreferenceallele-final-vcf.vcf.gz --bn -\
-thread 10 --out MCTFR

That script can then be submitted for scheduling to the mesabi short queue on msi (MSI list of queues) as follows:

qsub -t short kinship.sh

You can then check the status of this job by running various commands.

To see when your job might start running use showstart \<jobid\> as follows:

[ln0006:hyoung] showstart 4560951
job 4560951 requires 10 procs for 10:00:00

Estimated Rsv based start in                 2:10:44 on Wed Nov 29 23:58:00
Estimated Rsv based completion in           12:10:44 on Thu Nov 30 09:58:00

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