Rewrite the following job script to incorporate the below mentioned changes. • Runs using shell (/bin/bash). • Sets a time limit of 5 hours. • Requests 2 nodes and 16 cores. • Runs in the partition named "pReserve". • Writes a batch output to a file named "testoutput". • Loads the required software OpenMPI/version2.1 • Runs the parallel executable run.exe provided to you with mpirun. #!bin #SBATCH -J myjob #SBATCH -0 myjob.o%j #SBATCH #SBATCH #SBATCH -p short Echo "Start to run run.exe" Echo "Done"

Rewrite the following job script to incorporate the below mentioned changes. • Runs using shell (/bin/bash). • Sets a time limit of 5 hours. • Requests 2 nodes and 16 cores. • Runs in the partition named "pReserve". • Writes a batch output to a file named "testoutput". • Loads the required software OpenMPI/version2.1 • Runs the parallel executable run.exe provided to you with mpirun. #!bin #SBATCH -J myjob #SBATCH -0 myjob.o%j #SBATCH #SBATCH #SBATCH -p short Echo "Start to run run.exe" Echo "Done"

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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