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rxCleanupJobs function (revoAnalytics) | Microsoft Docs |
Removes artifacts created while executing a distributed computing job. |
(revoAnalytics), rxCleanupJobs, IO |
chuckheinzelman |
charlhe |
cgronlun |
07/15/2019 |
reference |
mlserver |
Removes artifacts created while executing a distributed computing job.
rxCleanupJobs(jobInfoList, force = FALSE, verbose = TRUE)
rxJobInfo object or a list of job objects that can be obtained from rxGetJobs.
logical scalar. If TRUE, forces removal of job directories even if there are retrievable results or if the current job state is undetermined.
logical scalar. If TRUE, will print the directories/records being deleted.
If jobInfoList is a jobInfo object, rxCleanupJobs attempts to remove the artifacts.
However, if the job has successfully completed and force=FALSE,
rxCleanupJobs issues a warning saying to either set force=TRUE or use
rxGetJobResults to get the results and delete the artifacts.
If jobInfoList is a list of jobs, rxCleanupJobs attempts to apply the cleanup rules
for a single job to each element in the list.
This function is called for its side effects (removing job artifacts); it does not have a useful return value.
Microsoft Corporation Microsoft Technical Support
rxGetJobs, rxGetJobOutput, RxSpark, RxHadoopMR, rxGetJobResults
## Not run:
rxCleanupJobs(jobInfoList = myJobs, force = TRUE)
rxCleanupJobs(rxGetJobs(rxGetOption("computeContext")))
## End(Not run)