Testing Job Submission

On Windows: Any command line prefixed with "$SCHRODINGER/" should be executed without this prefix when using the Schrödinger Command Prompt.

To test whether you can submit jobs via the Job Server infrastructure, follow these steps:

Check that hosts are available for job submission:

$SCHRODINGER/jsc hosts list

The above command lists all hosts that are eligible for job submission.

For example,

Configured Hosts:        
	<jobserver_host>:<port>    
		Hosts for <path/to/remote/schrodinger>:                 
 			cluster-cpu                 
 			cluster-cpu_long                 
 			cluster-cpu_himem 
			cluster-gpu 
	localhost:<port>             
		Hosts for <path/to/local/schrodinger>:                 
			localhost

lists four hosts available for job submission on a remote Job Server host and the "localhost" for the Job Server that is running locally.

To list available hosts for a single Schrödinger Suite installation, provide the installation directory of the Schrödinger Suite to the --job-schrodinger option.

Test submission of a simple test job with the testapp program from the Schrödinger Suite:
```
$SCHRODINGER/testapp -HOST <host>
```
Replace <host> with an entry from the $SCHRODINGER/jsc hosts list output.

If the job is submitted successfully, output similar to the following should appear in the terminal:
```
Name: job60-laptop-6728
JobID: edf9cfd8-50d6-11ea-bebd-8c85900ad4b5
```
Note the difference between the new job identifier from the legacy Job Control job ids of the format: laptop-0-5e9dd481

Watch the status of the job with:
```
$SCHRODINGER/jsc info <job-id>
```
until it completes or fails. If the job fails, check the ~/.schrodinger/job_server/logs/queue-submission-<job-id>.log file for errors.