Wait for job to change state
wait(j)
wait(j,state)
OK = wait(j,state,timeout)
| Job object whose change in state to wait for. |
| Value of the job object’s |
| Maximum time to wait, in seconds. |
wait(j) blocks execution in the client
session until the job identified by the object j reaches the
'finished' state or fails. This occurs when all the job’s
tasks are finished processing on the workers.
wait(j,state) blocks execution in the
client session until the specified job object changes state to the value of
state. The valid states to wait for are
'queued', 'running', and
'finished'.
If the object is currently or has already been in the specified state, a wait is
not performed and execution returns immediately. For example, if you execute
wait(j,'queued') for a job already in the
'finished' state, the call returns immediately.
OK = wait(j,state,timeout) blocks
execution until either the job reaches the specified state, or
timeout seconds elapse, whichever happens first.
OK is false if timeout
is exceeded before state is reached.
Note
Simulink® models cannot run while a MATLAB® session is blocked by wait. If you must run
Simulink from the MATLAB client while also running jobs, you cannot use
wait.
Submit a job to the queue, and wait for it to finish running before retrieving its results.
submit(j);
wait(j,'finished')
results = fetchOutputs(j)
Submit a batch job and wait for it to finish before retrieving its variables.
j = batch('myScript');
wait(j)
load(j)
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