You may prepare a command file using your favorite text editor, and feed it LoadLeveler with the llsubmit command. Even if you plan to use xloadl exclusively, we strongly recommend you learn about the syntax of LoadLeveler command files first. This job is charged to account useraccount . Typically, these files should be cleaned up after the results of the job have been checked. A complete list of valid classes is listed below.
Any job going beyond the specified limits is killed automatically.
To gain more confidence with LoadLeveler, let us submit a simple job. Unix provides a command hostname , which prints the canonical name of the machine on which it is run to stdout . Let's set up a job which will execute the hostname command on one of the nodes. Once the .cmd file is prepared, it's a simple matter to submit it to LoadLeveler. On cgate , simply type llsubmit hostname.cmd where the LoadLeveler command file is named hostname.cmd .