| [ptp-dev] How to report actual submission error? |
| All, Set let say that I'm submitting a job to some system, such as TACC's Stampede. As as part of the submission it gets a error because one of the inputs is not specified. For example, here is a command line output of issuing an sbatch <script> and getting a resulting error, because the partition is not specified. login4$ sbatch 20d36021-b898-405e-89fc-a8de08f57972managed_file_for_script ----------------------------------------------------------------- Welcome to the Stampede Supercomputer ----------------------------------------------------------------- --> Submission error: all jobs must have a queue name specified with "-p" login4$ So today in PTP we can have stdout parser associated with <submit-batch>, and I can check for string matches such as "Submission error:" and throw a generic error message. For example, <stdout-parser delim="\n"> <target ref="@jobId"> <match> <_expression_ flags="DOTALL|UNIX_LINES">.*Submission error.*</_expression_> <throw message="Job Submit Failed"/> </match> </target> </stdout-parser> However I also want it to report the actual submission error, that is, 'all jobs must have a queue name specified with "-p"'. Does anyone know how to do this? Bri |