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When qsub-ing a job I want one job to wait to execute until the first one has succeeded. I've been looking at the options -hold_jid_ad and -hold_jid to do this, but can't see a difference in them.
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Lets say you have jobs A and B, and A depends on B. That is you want to run something like qsub --hold_jid[_ad] B A.sh
This is for array jobs only. Use it if:
A and B are both array jobs,A and B has the same range of tasts (i.e. not qsub -t 1-3 A.sh and qsub -t 2-4 B.sh),A[i] depends on B[i], AND
A[i] does not depend on B[j] for i != j
Use this is any other situation. When in doubt use this.
This is based on a diff the documentation and a few tries on our engine.
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