To help manage job scripts, the find_batch_scripts command will search directories for you and list the path of any batch scripts found. It will find any batch scripts that contain batch system directives for PBS, LoadLeveler, or LSF batch environments.

Examples:

[arnoldg@tund ~]$ find_batch_scripts
searching /u/ncsa/arnoldg directory for batch scripts, please wait...
/u/ncsa/arnoldg/bin/pingem.bat
/u/ncsa/arnoldg/mpi/crafty.batch
/u/ncsa/arnoldg/mpi/foo.bat

# find batch scripts searching a specific directory:

[arnoldg@co-login1 ~]$ find_batch_scripts /usr/local/doc
searching /usr/local/doc directory for batch scripts, please wait...
/usr/local/doc/pbs/samples/mpi.pbs
/usr/local/doc/pbs/samples/openmp.pbs
/usr/local/doc/pbs/samples/serial.pbs

# find batch scripts under your home directory listed and sorted time

Cu12:~101% ls -lt `find_batch_scripts`
searching /u/ncsa/arnoldg directory for batch scripts, please wait...
 
-rw-r-----   1 arnoldg  aan            6531 Apr 07 12:33 /u/ncsa/arnoldg/fluent/fluent-6.2.16-without-v2f-model-script.ll
-rw-r-----   1 arnoldg  aan            6563 Apr 07 12:33 /u/ncsa/arnoldg/fluent/fluent-6.2.16-with-v2f-model-script.ll
-rw-r--r--   1 arnoldg  aau            1447 Feb 07 08:32 /u/ncsa/arnoldg/loadleveler/test.ll