That all looks right. But keep in mind that any output your script generates will be lost unless you redirect it to a file, for example:On Thu, 19 Mar 2015, Sridhar Thumma wrote:
I am trying to pass argument for Dag post script. Post script is a shell
script. So, I tried accessing this argument using $1. That didn't work.
Later going through documents, I saw that, $ARGV[1]. I also tried that. That
also didn't work.
Please help me in this? I am passing single argument "test" here.
Example:Â
SCRIPT POST GETDATA logs/check_job_status_script.sh test
 #! /bin/sh
 echo $1 > test.out
Kent Wenger
CHTC Team
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