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QUEUE a Job in MATLAB

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I have faced with a wierd problem. Currently i am running a Matlab job that will run for nearly 2 days.

 As soon as this job is done i want to run another script file that contains commands to save a few workspace variables created by previous run (I forgot save these variables in that job).
 
For this i want to queue this second script file in matlab with out closing the first instance of matlab. Is this possible? Any suggestion are appreciated.
 
Thanks,
NodalDOF

RE: QUEUE a Job in MATLAB

Is the first job already running? Why won't it leave Matlab in a suitable state when it is finished?

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RE: QUEUE a Job in MATLAB

(OP)
Greg,

  You are correct. Asi sid in my post, my job runs for 2 day and it ends some time on the weekend (sat). As my version of MATLAB has floating license sometimes the software maintenance guys update the system and may reboot sometimes (usually on weekends).  I was just worried that i may lose all the data from first job.

Anyway it didnt happen.


nodal

RE: QUEUE a Job in MATLAB

Oh, yes, our IT people do that sort of thing. Usually they tell us in advance. Glad it worked out.

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