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# Policies #
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Walltime Limit: 48 hours
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Simultaneous Jobs: 6
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### Walltime Limit: 48 hours
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### Simultaneous Jobs: 5
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### Max processors * remaining seconds running at anytime: 27648000 or 640 cores for 12 hours.
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If you need this relaxed to do your science [email](mailto:doakpw@ornl.gov).
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If this is only because you need to run large numbers of identical or very long calculations consider whether NERSC or OLCF would be a better place to do "production."
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* Run test jobs to establish timing and parallelization parameters.
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* Try to make your walltimes tight. (not always 48:00:00).
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You want to use the qos: **std**
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Unless you have a short development job i.e. a test or debug run, then qos:**devel**
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See this gitlab repo's examples for the pbs commands, there are more than on most clusters and they matter.
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If you need to run wide relatively short jobs, are experiencing long waits for std and can deal with them being occassionally prempted (i.e. killed) you can request access to qos: **burst** via [XCAMS](https://xcams.ornl.gov/xcams/groups/cades-cnms-burst)
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This is the obligatory PBS header for a job.
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### Basic PBS header
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``` shell
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#!/bin/bash
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