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 To use SLURM resources, you must submit your jobs (program/script/etc.) to the SLURM controller.  The controller will then send your job to compute nodes for execution, after which time your results will be returned.
-Users can submit SLURM jobs from ''%%portal.cs.virginia.edu%%''.  From a shell, you can submit jobs using the commands [[https://slurm.schedmd.com/srun.html|srun]] or [[https://slurm.schedmd.com/sbatch.html|sbatch]].  Let's look at a very simple example script and ''%%sbatch%%'' command.
+Users can submit SLURM jobs from ''%%portal.cs.virginia.edu%%''.  You can submit jobs using the commands [[https://slurm.schedmd.com/srun.html|srun]] or [[https://slurm.schedmd.com/sbatch.html|sbatch]].  Let's look at a very simple example script and ''%%sbatch%%'' command.
 Here is our script, all it does is print the hostname of the server running the script.  We must add ''%%SBATCH%%'' options to our script to handle various SLURM options.
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-The default signal sent to a running job is SIGTERM (terminate). If you wish to send a different signal to the job's processes (for example, a SIGKILL which is often needed if a SIGTERM doesn't terminate the process), use the ''%%-s%%'' argument to scancel, i.e.:
+The default signal sent to a running job is SIGTERM (terminate). If you wish to send a different signal to the job's processes (for example, a SIGKILL which is often needed if a SIGTERM doesn't terminate the process), use the ''%%--signal%%'' argument to scancel, i.e.:
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 abc1de@portal01 ~ $ scancel --signal=KILL 467039