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How to stop Ocean script from UINX

mgkang

Hello.

I`m using IC6.1.8

This simulation is just "sweepsAndCorners" and There are lots points

I found the problem. so I try to stop script while script is working

How to stop Ocean script from UINX?

I ran the script like this

> ocean -restore test.ocn

 

Thank you.

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  • ShawnLogan

    Dear mgkang,

    mgkang said:

    o I try to stop script while script is working

    How to stop Ocean script from UINX?

    It appears you are running ocean from the UNIX command line> If so, you can interrupt an ocean script in a two ways based on my experience. I've included a third option if you submit your ocean script to a machine on your LSF compute farm.

    1. From the window in which you launched your command

    mgkang said:
    ocean -restore test.ocn

    type a control-C. 

    2. From a new window (the than the window in which you submitted your interactive ocean command), use the UNIX command ps -fu <userid> to list your jobs and find the job number of your ocean script. With the job number, for example job XXXX, type the UNIX command:

    kill -9 XXXX

    3. If youubmit your ocean script to a machine on your LSF compute farm, then you can terminate the job with number YYYY with the LSF command:

    bkill YYYY

    Shawn

  • mgkang
    in reply to ShawnLogan

    Dear, Shawn

    Thank you for your replying

    Unfortunately, your first suggestion doesn`t work

    I thought it may be risk to kill the process.

    If there`s nothing we can do, I will do that 

    mgkang 

     

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  • mgkang
    in reply to ShawnLogan

    Dear, Shawn

    Thank you for your replying

    Unfortunately, your first suggestion doesn`t work

    I thought it may be risk to kill the process.

    If there`s nothing we can do, I will do that 

    mgkang 

     

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