To submit jobs to the dedicated queues, specify the -q option to bsub. Users whose codes do not scale to the number of processors available in the dedicated queues can still use the dedicated queues to run multiple jobs for faster turnaround. The easiest way to run a job in the batch system is via a shell script. In this case, the script file is spooled by lsbatch. A batch job may be submitted any time.
Batch jobs run at all times.
Each machine in the Origin array has a local XFS scratch filesystem. Use of non-local scratch is at your own risk. No refunds will be issued for batch jobs that failed due to use of non-local scratch. Each batch job has a per-job scratch directory, which is created on the local scratch directory on the executing host when the job starts. The directory is named based on the batch jobID and the start time of the job.