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By default, users’ jobs are started with the `uoe_baseline` project that gives access to free nodes. If you have a project code that gives you access to paid nodes. It can be used by jobs submitted by Nextflow. To do so, you need to set up an environment variable called `NFX_SGE_PROJECT`:
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By default, users’ jobs are started with the `uoe_baseline` project that gives access to free nodes. If you have a project code that gives you access to paid nodes. It can be used by jobs submitted by Nextflow. To do so, you need to set up an environment variable called `NXF_SGE_PROJECT`:
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```bash
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exportNFX_SGE_PROJECT="<PROJECT_NAME_HERE>"
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exportNXF_SGE_PROJECT="<PROJECT_NAME_HERE>"
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```
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If you wish, you place this variable declaration in your `.bashrc` file located in your home directory to automatically set it up each time you log on Eddie.
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The script take as input an execution trace file via the `--file` option. It reads it, find the failed jobs, extract job ids, request info to scheduler, extract the execution nodes and format the names before printing.
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