Difference between revisions of "STATA"
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[http://www.stata.com| STATA] comprises a complete software package, offering statistical tools for data analysis, data management and graphics. | [http://www.stata.com| STATA] comprises a complete software package, offering statistical tools for data analysis, data management and graphics. | ||
== Loggin in to the HPC System == | |||
== Using STATA in batch mode == | == Using STATA in batch mode == | ||
== Using STATA: Single-slot variant == | == Using STATA: Single-slot variant == | ||
Revision as of 15:17, 29 August 2013
STATA comprises a complete software package, offering statistical tools for data analysis, data management and graphics.
Loggin in to the HPC System
Using STATA in batch mode
Using STATA: Single-slot variant
Using STATA: Multi-slot variant
Checking the status of a job
After you submitted a job, the scheduler assigns it a unique job-ID. You might then use the qstat tool in conjunction with the job-ID to check the current status of the respective job. Detail on how to check the status of a job can be found here. In case the job already finished, it is possible to retrieve information about the finished job by using the qacct tool, see here.
Mounting your home directory on Hero
Consider a situation where you would like to transfer a large amount of data to the HPC System in order to analyze it via STATA. Similarly, consider a situation where you would like to transfer lots of already processed data from your HPC account to your local workstation. Then it is useful to mount your home directory on the HPC System in order to conveniently cope with such a task. Details about how to mount your HPC home directory can be found here.
