So I will try: ######################################################## # # cmd -p xxx.txt -q yyy.txt # ######################################################## Universe = vanilla Executable = cmd Arguments= -p xxx.txt -q yyy.txt Input = xxx.txt,yyy.txt transfer_input_files = file1 , file2, file3 should_transfer_files=YES when_to_transfer_output = ON_EXIT Log = file.log Output = out.txt Error = error.log Queue And I will put the file in arguments in Input section. It's ok? I am using Condor 7.4.2. I have read http://www.cs.wisc.edu/condor/manual/v7.5/condor_submit.html but I have not really understand the difference between the permissible formats for arguments.:
In the old syntax, arguments are delimited (separated) by space
characters. Double-quotes must be escaped with a backslash (i.e. put
a backslash in front of each double-quote). ... Can you explain me?
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