Thanks Kevin, that's a good workaround. I'll probably use that.

Still, I'd like to know what's wrong with my commands.

Etienne

Le 2010-06-15 19:17, Kevin.Buckley@ecs.vuw.ac.nz a écrit :
> Given that you have an R execution working when you use a .bat file
> as the Condor executable, why not carry on doing that but pass the
> GridR generated R script as an argument to the batch fle?
>
> In the batch file, something like:
>
> c:\"program files"\r\r-2.6.0\bin\r.exe --no-save<  %1
>
> (The %1 is the first argument as seen by the batch file,
>   %2 the 2nd and so on)
>
> In the Condor command file:
>
> executable = C:\Belfry\DoMyR.bat
>
> arguments = C:\Temp\GridRTmp\Remscript.R
>
>
> Apologies if the actual R command is not exact there, (I am not
> an "R man" but have some run R stuff under Condor for others !)
> but you'll get the underlying idea.
>
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