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The jobs will show on the right from where they can be monitored, killed, etc.

Getting the Job Output

The output, which in our example is one AIDA file per job, can be retrieved using DIRAC commands.

Create a directory where the job output will be stored.

mkdir output
cd output

Now you can use the local job repository that was automatically created by DIRAC when the jobs were submitted to retrieve the output in batch.

Below is an example command to retrieve the output data for a sample set of jobs:

dirac-repo-retrieve-jobs-output-data ../repositoryFiles/sidloi3.JM_test_analysis_prodID_1946.prod1946.cfg

This command will copy these output data to local directories named after the job IDs.

The specific name of the repository file will be different depending on what submission settings were used.