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udpate checking on running jobs quickbyte #187
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# Checking on running jobs | |||
### Checking on the status of your Job: | |||
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### Viewing your job in the queue: | |||
If you would like to check the status of your job, you can use the `qstat` command to do so. Typing `qstat` without any options will output all currently running or queued jobs to your terminal window, but there are many options to help display relevant information. To find more of these options type `man qstat` when logged in to a CARC machine. To see which jobs are running and queued in the standard output type the following in a terminal window: |
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I believe this line with information about using qstat needs to be removed.
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I think line 4 with information about qstat needs to be remove.
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All the info Ryan put looks good and updates correctly from what the qstat was. MERGE THIS MATTHEW.
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