_______________________________________________Hello,
The behavior you're seeing is as expected. Running condor_hold on a running DAGMan will only hold DAGMan itself, not any jobs running under it.
If you want to suspend the jobs running under DAGMan, you have to do this manually:
condor_hold <DAGManJobId>condor_hold -constraint "DAGManJobId == <DAGManJobId>"
Later, to release them all again:
condor_release <DAGManJobId>condor_release -constraint "DAGManJobId == <DAGManJobId>"
Hope this helps,
Mark
On Wed, Jan 2, 2019 at 9:35 AM hufh <hufh2004@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,_______________________________________________
I am using DAGMan to run jobs, and want to suspend it, but i only found that condor_hold can't immediately stop running jobs until next ones. I have tried condor_suspend, but looks like it doesn't work for DAGman jobs, could you tell me if a DAGman jobs can be immediately suspended? Thanks a lot!
hufh
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