You can run more than one job at a time. You can easily print the results of a batch job. Batch jobs place less load on Raven, improving response time for everyone on the system. Before you can run a batch job, you need to create a file with a command telling Raven what to do.
All output generated by the job is placed in the log file.
When the job is finished, a message is sent to your terminal. Then you can use a text editor or the TYPE command to look at the log file. Since log files take up a good deal of space, delete them as soon as possible. If the system is busy with other jobs, your job is placed in a queue to wait until the other jobs are finished. If you experience such a problem, one solution is to force the system to skip those commands with these modifications.