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Hi, I just found this solution for identifying a job in the job table: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3638250/how-to-cancel-scheduled-job-with-delayed-job-in-rails They are using this code: class MyJob < Struct.new(:user_id); def perform # ... end def display_name return "MyJob-User-#{user_id}" end end # store reference to a User my_job = MyJob.new(User.first.id) # users.id is 1 job = Delayed::Job.enqueue(my_job, 0, 1.hour.from_now) job.name # =>...

Since I'm a SAS programmer, I'm used to creating command files in an editor for submission later. Is there a way to do this in R? I'd need to retain an ouput listing and a log to check for errors. _________________________________________________________________ Send e-mail faster without improving your typing skills. d_122008 [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

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...ssion. the stdout and stderr of the job are also captured as the job is run. all three streams are captured in files located relative to the queue. so, if one has submitted a job, and it''s jid was shown to be 42, by using something like ~ > rq /path/to/q submit myjob --stdin=myjob.in --- - jid : 42 priority : 0 ... stdin : stdin/42 stdout : stdout/42 stderr : stderr/42 ... command : myjob the stdin file will exists as soon as the job is submitted and the others will...

...ssion. the stdout and stderr of the job are also captured as the job is run. all three streams are captured in files located relative to the queue. so, if one has submitted a job, and it''s jid was shown to be 42, by using something like ~ > rq /path/to/q submit myjob --stdin=myjob.in --- - jid : 42 priority : 0 ... stdin : stdin/42 stdout : stdout/42 stderr : stderr/42 ... command : myjob the stdin file will exists as soon as the job is submitted and the others will...