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 <note important> <note important>
-Installing the ArcGIS shell only needs to be done once for your account and it will only work for your account! However, you will need to [[:software:arcgis#update-arcgis-shell-license|update the license]] annually when the [[:software:arcgis#errorlicense-expired|license expires]]. +Installing the ArcGIS shell only needs to be done once for your account and it will only work for your account! However, you will need to [[:software:arcgis:arcgis#update-arcgis-shell-license|update the license]] annually when the [[:software:arcgis:arcgis#errorlicense-expired|license expires]]. 
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-===== Batch job ===== 
- 
-In order to use the [[:software:arcgis#install-arcgis-shell|ArcGIS shell]] it needs to be installed in your account.  For account ''traine'' in workgroup ''it_css'', the ArcGIS shell was installed in ''$WORKDIR/traine/arcgis-10.1-shell''.  
-A python script is used to execute the GIS tasks like the ''arc-test.py'' below. This example refers to the full path of the input file as ''/lustre/work/it_css/ArcGIS'' and the output file as ''/lustre/work/it_css/traine/ArcGIS''. 
- 
-<code - arc-test.py> 
-# This example code produces a 100 Meter buffer of a point located in the center of Newark, DE 
-import arcpy 
-arcpy.Buffer_analysis("z:\\lustre\\work\\it_css\\ArcGIS\\nwkcntr.shp","z:\\lustre\\work\\it_css\\traine\\ArcGIS\\nwkcntr_Buffer","100 Meters","FULL","ROUND","NONE","#") 
-</code> 
- 
-You will also need a queue submission file to run your GIS tasks which will be based on the ''serial.qs'' template in ''/opt/templates/gridengine''. The example below is a modified version called ''arc-submit.qs'' for the account ''traine'' in workgroup ''it_css'' using the installed ArcGIS shell in ''/archive/it_css/traine/arcgis-10.1-shell''. 
- 
-<code - arc-submit.qs> 
-# Setup the environment; add vpkg_require commands after this 
-# line: 
- 
-# Now append all of your shell commands necessary to run your program 
-# after this line: 
- 
-$WORKDIR/traine/arcgis-10.1-shell arc-test.py 
-</code> 
- 
- 
-Create a directory ''<//ArcGIS_projects//>'' to store your ''.py'' and ''.qs'' file.  This is also the directory you most likely will want to reference for your input and output files. For account ''traine'' in workgroup ''it_css'' we will use ''$WORKDIR/traine/ArcGIS''. Now we can submit our batch run by using 
- 
-<code bash> 
-[traine@mills ArcGIS]$ workgroup -g it_css 
-[(it_css:traine)@mills ArcGIS]$ qsub arc-submit.qs 
-</code> 
- 
-===== Interactive job ===== 
- 
-All interactive jobs should be run on a compute node by setting your ''workgroup'' and using ''qlogin''. For account ''traine'' in workgroup ''it_css'', the ArcGIS shell was installed in ''$WORKDIR/traine/arcgis-10.1-shell''. The same python script, [[http://docs.hpc.udel.edu/_export/code/clusters/mills/arcgis?codeblock=1|arc-test.py]], used for the [[:software:arcgis#batch-job|batch job]] can be used for an interactive job. 
- 
-Although there is no GUI with the ArcGIS shell, if it detects that your SSH connection is configured to enable X11-forwarding you will get an [[:software:arcgis?&#troubleshooting | error]] unless you run an X-Windows server (e.g. Xming) or ''unset DISPLAY'' before running the ArcGIS shell. 
-==== Running X-Windows and DISPLAY set properly ==== 
- 
-The example below shows an ArcGIS interactive job with an X-Windows server running.  
-<code bash> 
-[traine@mills ArcGIS]$ workgroup -g it_css 
-[(it_css:traine)@mills ArcGIS]$ qlogin 
-Your job 357451 ("QLOGIN") has been submitted 
-waiting for interactive job to be scheduled ... 
-Your interactive job 357451 has been successfully scheduled. 
-Establishing /opt/shared/OpenGridScheduler/local/qlogin_ssh session to host n016 ... 
-[traine@n016 ArcGIS]$ $WORKDIR/traine/arcgis-10.1-shell 
-Adding package `x11/RHEL6.1` to your environment 
-Python 2.7.2 (default, Jun 12 2011, 14:24:46) [MSC v.1500 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32 
-Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. 
->>> execfile("arc-test.py") 
->>> quit() 
-[traine@n016 ArcGIS]$ 
-</code> 
  
  
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 ==== Error: license expired ==== ==== Error: license expired ====
  
-Although it is not obvious, the error shown below is what you get when you try to ''import arcpy'' if the license has expired for your ArcGIS shell installation. You will need to [[:software:arcgis#update-arcgis-shell-license | update your ArcGIS shell license]] to fix this problem.+Although it is not obvious, the error shown below is what you get when you try to ''import arcpy'' if the license has expired for your ArcGIS shell installation. You will need to [[:software:arcgis:arcgis#update-arcgis-shell-license | update your ArcGIS shell license]] to fix this problem.
  
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 Failed to execute (Buffer). Failed to execute (Buffer).
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 +
 +=====Details by cluster=====
 +  * [[software:arcgis:mills| Mills]]
 +  * [[software:arcgis:farber | Farber]]
  
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