This is only needed once per login. An easy way is to use DQSwriter and copy the web page text to a file. This command submits the DQS script in the file myjob. You may submit several jobs in succession if they use different output files, but only one will run at a time.
Jobs run fairly with jobs from different users taking turns executing.
If you don't see your job, it has completed execution. This means your home directory , the scratch disk, a rental AFS locker, a private AFS disk or any subdirectory of these. Your Kerberos tickets must remain valid until the job completes. Issuing relogin just before submitting works if the job will complete within 8 to 12 hours. Issuing relogin -l 2d will give you two day long tickets, and should be sufficient for all farm jobs.