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  • wlnjseu
    Junior Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 8

    #1

    Help for AB WT Analysis Pipeline(RNA seq)

    it is a error when I use ab_wtp_v1.2.1_testData running split_read_mapper.sh -c myconfig.ini. I don't know using Java, so unable to look in detail the error messages.
    What does it mean?
    Can anyone help me?
    Thanks for your suggestions:



    USING WT_HOME=/home/corona/wanglei/ab_wtp/ab_wtp_v1.2.1



    Logging messages to mapping_output/mapper.log



    Aug 30, 2010 9:36:03 AM com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.mapper.SplitReadsTask doTaskRemotely



    SEVERE: Script submission failed.



    java.lang.Exception: Script submission failed.



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cluster.PBSClusterInterface.submitScript(PBSClusterInterface.java:174)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cluster.ClusterInterface.executeJob(ClusterInterface.java:161)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.mapper.SplitReadsTask.doTaskRemotely(SplitReadsTask.java:127)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.mapper.SplitReadsTask.doTask(SplitReadsTask.java:93)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.mapper.Mapper.mapReads(Mapper.java:434)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cmd.MapperCmd.runCmd(MapperCmd.java:245)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cmd.AbstractCmd.run(AbstractCmd.java:221)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cmd.CmdRunner.main(CmdRunner.java:20)



    Aug 30, 2010 9:36:03 AM com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cmd.AbstractCmd run



    SEVERE: java.lang.Exception: Script submission failed.



    com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.mapper.TaskException: java.lang.Exception: Script submission failed.



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.mapper.SplitReadsTask.doTaskRemotely(SplitReadsTask.java:143)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.mapper.SplitReadsTask.doTask(SplitReadsTask.java:93)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.mapper.Mapper.mapReads(Mapper.java:434)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cmd.MapperCmd.runCmd(MapperCmd.java:245)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cmd.AbstractCmd.run(AbstractCmd.java:221)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cmd.CmdRunner.main(CmdRunner.java:20)



    Caused by: java.lang.Exception: Script submission failed.



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cluster.PBSClusterInterface.submitScript(PBSClusterInterface.java:174)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cluster.ClusterInterface.executeJob(ClusterInterface.java:161)



    at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.mapper.SplitReadsTask.doTaskRemotely(SplitReadsTask.java:127)



    ... 5 more
  • westerman
    Rick Westerman
    • Jun 2008
    • 1104

    #2
    Without knowing much about your computing environment, I would say that you do not have your compute cluster set up correctly. Or perhaps Corona is not set up to work with your cluster. Can you run other Corona programs on your cluster?

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    • mrawlins
      Member
      • Apr 2010
      • 63

      #3
      It looks like a problem submitting your job to the PBS Scheduler. Are you running this on a cluster with PBS/Torque? I don't think their pipeline works without one of the two or three supported schedulers. It's one of the down-sides of the pipeline.

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      • wlnjseu
        Junior Member
        • Aug 2010
        • 8

        #4
        Originally posted by mrawlins View Post
        It looks like a problem submitting your job to the PBS Scheduler. Are you running this on a cluster with PBS/Torque? I don't think their pipeline works without one of the two or three supported schedulers. It's one of the down-sides of the pipeline.
        Thank for westerman and mrawlins .I did not have my compute cluster set up correctly

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        • wlnjseu
          Junior Member
          • Aug 2010
          • 8

          #5
          Thank for westerman and mrawlins .I did not have my compute cluster set up correctly
          Last edited by wlnjseu; 09-02-2010, 10:25 PM.

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          • wlnjseu
            Junior Member
            • Aug 2010
            • 8

            #6
            Thank for westerman and mrawlins .I did not have my compute cluster set up correctly

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            • wlnjseu
              Junior Member
              • Aug 2010
              • 8

              #7
              hello

              I have successfully completed split_read_mapper.sh -c mapping_config.ini and ntr_finder.sh. But ntr_finder.sh -c ntr_config.ini run error.
              Thanks for your suggestions:

              USING WT_HOME=/share/apps/program/ab_wtp_v1.2.1
              Logging messages to ntr_output/ntr_finder.log
              Sep 6, 2010 4:47:25 PM com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cmd.NTRFinderCmd runCmd
              SEVERE: An error has stopped NTR Finding.
              java.lang.Exception: All Jobs failed. Cannot continue.
              at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.NTRFinderLauncher.launch(NTRFinderLauncher.java:205)
              at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cmd.NTRFinderCmd.runCmd(NTRFinderCmd.java:107)
              at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cmd.AbstractCmd.run(AbstractCmd.java:221)
              at com.lifetechnologies.solid.wt.cmd.CmdRunner.main(CmdRunner.java:20)

              Comment

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