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Under the Experiment tab, the Batch defs tab is the location where scripts are stored. Below is an example where the example script is used which is described in detail below. A hash name is given to the absolute path of the script along with an arbitrary number of parameters which are separated by a space. An number of hashes can be created; as a hash is entered, a new row appears.
1.2) Batch Control
Over on Run Tables tab, the Batch control tab is where this hash may be applied to experiment runs. In the drop-down menu of the Action column, any hash defined in Batch defs may be selected. There are plans to add more options such as the ability to apply a hash to every run or to automatically apply a hash to a run in real-time.
Once a hash is applied to a run
A hashtag is created which represents some script via the script's absolute path. This script contains the bsub command so that extra tags can be added and more customization of the bsub command is available. This hashtag can then be applied to events as needed.
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