Hi,
R. Kent Wenger wrote:
> Hmm -- even in the "old days" the -condorlog file was not the file
> that DAGMan writes to. Condorlog was the file that the node jobs
> write to; now there can be multiple user logs for the node jobs.
> The log file for the dagman job itself is specified in the submit
> file:
>
> log = <some file name>
>
I needed the log file that all jobs of the DAG write into. I'm aware
that jobs can specify multiple
log files but don't use this feature. In the "old days" it was a
restriction that we and out scripts
got used to. :)
> Can you explain in a little more detail what you're trying to do
with this?
>
I'm using this file to create a quick DAG progress analysis by parsing
the file: how many idle/running/held/completed
jobs are in this specific dag and - since I add the total number of dag
jobs as a custom attribute - calculate
the progress as a percentage value. It would be great if all this data
was available on the dagman job
as attributes but for now I calculate it for myself using this log file.
Cheers,
Szabolcs
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