[Condor-users] Define two different executables in the same .sub file?

[Sónia Liléo <sonia.lileo@xxxxx>]

Hi!

 

I wonder if it is possible to define in a single submit file two distinct executables that have to be run one after the other in the same execute node.

 

What I want to do is the following:

 

1. First: change the mode of the batch.sh file to the execute mode by using the command chmod

 

executable = chmod

arguments = +x batch.sh

transfer_executable=false

should_transfer_files=yes

transfer_input_files=path to my\batch.sh 

 

This job is being submitted from a Windows machine to a cluster of Linux execute nodes.

The file batch.sh is generated by the Windows machine.

 

2. Second: run the batch.sh file in the same node that executed step 1.

 

The batch.sh file has already been transfered to a node and is executable. I wish then to run it in the same node.

 

executable = batch.sh

transfer_executable=false

 

Is it possible to include both steps 1 and 2 in the same .sub file?

Something like,

executable = chmod && batch.sh

arguments = (+x batch.sh) && ()

transfer_executable = false && false

transfer_input_files = batch.sh && ()

 

 

Regards,

Sónia