how can I know no. of nodes in unix?
And which are working at present?
Thanks in advance
Thiru
how to check the no. of nodes while running the job in UNIX?
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The answer to your first question is either "none" (nodes are a logical construct, they don't occur "in UNIX") or "all of them" (the number of nodes is as defined in your parallel execution configuration file).
Which ones are "working" (whatever that means) can be determined from the score. It depends on whether operators are executing in parallel or sequential mode, and whether the parallel operators have been constrained to using particular node and/or disk pools, and on whether your default pools include all nodes in the configuration file (which is recommended best practice generally).
Which ones are "working" (whatever that means) can be determined from the score. It depends on whether operators are executing in parallel or sequential mode, and whether the parallel operators have been constrained to using particular node and/or disk pools, and on whether your default pools include all nodes in the configuration file (which is recommended best practice generally).
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