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Microsoft HPC Pack 2019 - job dependency - how to run the main job anyway even the dependent jobs fail?
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Meng Yao
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I'm using Microsoft HPC pack to submit MATLAB jobs.
I know that I can define job dependency relation so that a job will run after all its dependent jobs finish.
However if the dependent jobs failed, the main job will stay queued and never get to run. How can I get the main job to run as long as the dependent jobs finish (no matter success or fail)?
I have tried to define 'Success exit codes' in New job - Advanced, but it didn't work.
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Yanhong Liu 14,055 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff2024-09-11T08:59:05.79+00:00 Hi,
Please make sure you are using the latest version of HPC Pack 2019, as the update may include fixes and improvements related to job scheduling and dependencies. For more details, see: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/high-performance-computing/what-s-new-in-hpc-pack-2019-update-2?view=hpc19-ps
Also, please note that in order to allow engineers in related fields to better identify and answer your questions, please attach the corresponding tags (such as "HPC Pack", etc.) when asking questions.
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