Changes between Version 22 and Version 23 of Doc/Running


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    13 # Diagram of the jobs executed by the IPSL running environement # 
    14 The job automatically runs post processing jobs during the simulation and at different frequencies. There are two kinds of post processing: required post processing such as ''rebuild'' and ''pack'', and optional post processing such as ''!TimeSeries' and ''!SEasonal means''.  
     13# Diagram of the jobs executed by the IPSL running environment # 
     14The main computing job automatically runs post processing jobs (at different frequencies) during the simulation. Here is a diagram describing the job sequence: 
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    1516[[BR]] 
    16 Here is a diagram describing the job sequence.  
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    2020# Simulation - Computing part # 
    2121## Submitting your simulation ## 
    22 Once you have [wiki:DocEsetup defined and setup your simulation] you can submit it. The run scripts are:  
     22Once you have [wiki:DocEsetup defined and setup your simulation] you can submit it. The run commands are:  
    2323 * '''`ccc_msub`''' at TGCC 
    2424 * '''`llsubmit`''' at IDRIS 
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    31 These scripts return a job number that can be used with the machine specificities to manage your job. Please refer to the [wiki:DocBenv environment] page of your machine.  
     31These commands return a job number that can be used with the machine specificities to manage your job. Please refer to the [wiki:DocBenv environment] page of your machine.  
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    3333[[NoteBox(warn, Before starting a simulation it is very important to double check that it was properly setup. We strongly encourage you to perform a short test before starting a long simulation., 600px)]] 
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    35 The job you just submitted is the first element of a chain of jobs, depending on the kind of jobs you submitted. These jobs include the computing job itself, post processing jobs like: ''rebuild'', ''pack'', ''create_ts'', ''create_se'' and diagram jobs like ''monitoring'' and ''atlas'' which are started at given frequencies. 
     35The job you just submitted is the first element of a sequence of jobs. These jobs include the computing job itself, post processing jobs like: ''rebuild'', ''pack'', ''create_ts'', ''create_se'' and diagram jobs like ''monitoring'' and ''atlas'' which are started at given frequencies. 
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    3737[[NoteBox(warn, If you recompile the modele during a simulation\, the new executable will be used in the next period of the running job. ,600px)]] 
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    241241## Rebuild ##  
    242242 * `rebuild` is a tool which allows you to combine several files created by a parallel program (sub domains) to a single file.  
    243  * `rebuild` is available with IOIPSL. See http://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/igcmg/browser/IOIPSL/trunk/tools (it can therefore be distributed via modipsl)  
     243 * `rebuild` is available with IOIPSL package. See http://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/igcmg/browser/IOIPSL/trunk/tools (it can therefore be distributed via modipsl)  
    244244 * `rebuild` is installed on the IDRIS and TGCC front-end machines. It is automatically called at the !RebuildFrequency frequency and it is usually the very first step of post processing. 
    245245 * You can not skip ''rebuilds''. Specifying NONE for !RebuildFrequency will start the file combining on the computing machine instead of doing it on the post processing machine. This is strongly discouraged.