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Specifying Job Dependencies
One can specify per-job and per-frame dependencies when submitting a job directly from the submission dialog. To do so, click on the "Add" button to the right…Job Archive File
The job archive is a file format used by Qube's tools both to store template information and to record a job's initial state. The Supervisor automatically creates…qb_approve_submit($job)
This function is allowed the chance to review the submitted job before insertion into the queue. This allows the developer to enforce things such as accounting information…Checking Job Stdout_Stderr
QubeGUI: To check on the standard output text (stdout) or the standard error text (stderr) from the QubeGUI, select a job and click on the "Stdout" or "Stderr" panels…Starting_stopping job dispatch
After disabling job submission to the Supervisor, you will also want to prevent the Supervisor from dispatching additional jobs to hosts. The following command will stop…Simple Job Type back end
Example There is no need to inform the back end script of the path to the API libraries. use qb; use DBI; my $job = qb::jobobj(); while(1) { my $frame = qb…How to restrict a host to only one instance of a given kind of job, but still allow other jobs
A Qube job has a "kind" parameter; this is a string which can be set to any value the user desires. It's mostly used to say "Only run one of this kind of a job…Job Submission Dialog
Jobs are submitted from the QubeGUI using the items under the Submit menu. Selecting one will launch a modal submission dialog with the standard framework and job-specific…Submitting a Job from Application
One can also submit jobs directly from the Application for many of the main jobtypes. Here are a few representative cases: Maya Job (through MEL script): Installing…qb_sudo_admin($user, $job)
If a user is marked as a "sudo" admin, they are given permission to jobs based upon the value return of this function. This creates the most flexible security policy…