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Develop your code in your CMSSW working area. Do anything which is needed to run interactively your executable, including the setup of run time environment (I<cmsenv>), a suitable I<ParameterSet>, etc. It seems silly, but B<be extra sure that you actually did compile your code> I<scram b>. |
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Submit n jobs: 'n' is either a positive integer or 'all' or a [range]. The default is all. |
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If 'n' is passed as an argument, the first 'n' suitable jobs will be submitted. Please note that this is behaviour is different from other commands, where -command N means act the command to the job N, and not to the first N jobs. If a [range] is passed, the selected jobs will be submitted. In order to only submit job number M use this syntax (note the trailing comma): I<crab -submit M,> |
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If 'n' is passed as an argument, the first 'n' suitable jobs will be submitted. Please note that this is behaviour is different from other commands, where -command N means act the command to the job N, and not to the first N jobs. If a [range] is passed, the selected jobs will be submitted. In order to only submit job number M use this syntax (note the trailing comma): I<crab -submit M,> |
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This option may be used in conjunction with -create (to create and submit immediately) or with -continue (which is assumed by default) to submit previously created jobs. Failure to do so will stop CRAB and generate an error message. See also I<-continue>. |
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Upload main log files to a central repository. It prints a link to be forwared to supporting people (eg: crab feedback hypernews). |
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It can optionally take a job id as input. It does not allow job ranges/lists. |
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Uploaded files are: crab.log, crab.cfg, job logging info, job standard output, summary file and a metadata file. |
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Within a dataset you can ask to run over the related parent files too. E.g., this will give you access to the RAW data while running over a RECO sample. Setting use_parent=1 CRAB determines the parent files from DBS and will add secondaryFileNames = cms.untracked.vstring( <LIST of parent FIles> ) to the pool source section of your parameter set. |
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This setting is supposed to works both with Splitting by Lumis and Splitting by Events. |
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This setting is supposed to works both with Splitting by Lumis and Splitting by Events. |
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