Don't know if that helps you, but remember that SGE created a temporary
directory (something like /tmp/#JOB_NO.#TASK_NO.QUEUE). Available to
submitted scripts as $TMPDIR. I believe it even cleans it up
automatically once a job finished.
What I've done is mount a 'scratch' partition as /tmp on all cluster
nodes & people use $TMPDIR in their scripts.
Tina
On 25/01/13 17:21, Stefano Bridi wrote:
Hi all, is there a way to use the scratch area (local disk) on the
compute node in a transparent way from the submitted script point of
view?
What I want to do is to copy to and from the compute node scratch area
the job data using the prolog/epilog but I need also to start the
submitted script in the scratch area instead of the cwd.
Is there a way?
Thanks
Stefano
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