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The '''scratch space''' provided on ARC is designed to handle large temporary files generated by the job '''during job's run time'''. | The '''scratch space''' provided on ARC is designed to handle large temporary files generated by the job '''during job's run time'''. | ||
The '''scratch space''' is crated by SLURM when the job starts on the <code>/scratch</code> file systems as a directory with the name <code>/scratch/<job ID></code>. | The '''scratch space''' is crated by SLURM when the job starts on the <code>/scratch</code> file systems as a directory with the name <code>/scratch/<job ID></code>. For example, if the job ID is '''1234567''', then the directory name will be <code>/scratch/1234567</code>. | ||
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Revision as of 17:04, 19 April 2023
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The scratch space provided on ARC is designed to handle large temporary files generated by the job during job's run time.
The scratch space is crated by SLURM when the job starts on the /scratch file systems as a directory with the name /scratch/<job ID>. For example, if the job ID is 1234567, then the directory name will be /scratch/1234567.