Execute Jobs of a JobCollection

Executes every job in a JobCollection. This function is intended to be called on the slave.

doJobCollection(jc, output = NULL)

Arguments

jc	[JobCollection] Either an object of class “JobCollection” as returned by makeJobCollection or a string with the path to file containing a “JobCollection” as RDS file (as stored by submitJobs).
output	[character(1)] Path to a file to write the output to. Defaults to NULL which means that output is written to the active sink. Do not set this if your scheduler redirects output to a log file.

Value

[character(1)]: Hash of the JobCollection executed.

See also

Other JobCollection: makeJobCollection()

Examples

 batchtools:::example_push_temp(1) 
tmp = makeRegistry(file.dir = NA, make.default = FALSE)
#> No readable configuration file found
#> Created registry in '/tmp/batchtools-example/reg' using cluster functions 'Interactive'
batchMap(identity, 1:2, reg = tmp)
#> Adding 2 jobs ...
jc = makeJobCollection(1:2, reg = tmp)
doJobCollection(jc)
#> ### [bt]: This is batchtools v0.9.14
#> ### [bt]: Starting calculation of 2 jobs
#> ### [bt]: Setting working directory to '/home/michel/Projekte/batchtools/docs/reference'
#> ### [bt]: Memory measurement disabled
#> ### [bt]: Starting job [batchtools job.id=1]
#> ### [bt]: Setting seed to 1166 ...
#> 
#> ### [bt]: Job terminated successfully [batchtools job.id=1]
#> ### [bt]: Starting job [batchtools job.id=2]
#> ### [bt]: Setting seed to 1167 ...
#> 
#> ### [bt]: Job terminated successfully [batchtools job.id=2]
#> ### [bt]: Calculation finished!