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Here we are capturing the output of the program in myoutput, along with anything it writes to stderr (the 2>&1), then putting it in the background. The job will persist after you logout. You can take a look at the output in the file myoutput the next day. As with tmux you will need to remember the node you launched nohup on.

Why did my batch job

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fail? I'm getting 'command not found'

Before running your script, make sure you can run something, for instance do

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The TimeTool results can be obtained in one of two ways depending on the experimental setup. The first is directly during data acquisition, the second is during offline analysis using the psana module TimeTool.Analyze. Regrading data acquisition, for data recorded prior to Oct 13, 2014, the timetool results were always recorded as EPICS PV's. After Oct 13, 2014, they are recorded in their own data type: TimeTool::DataV*. The version increments as the time tool develops. For data recorded up to around November 2014, this was DataV1. Around December of 2014 it changed to DataV2. Regarding offline analysis with the TimeTool.Analyze psana module, similarly to the experiment data files, this module puts a TimeTool::DataV* object in the event store depending on the version of the software. Please see the documentation on the TimeTool in the Psana Module Catalog - TimeTool Package

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This is a common error when a user has not obtained an AFS token.

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