Posted by Valera Veryazov on January 27, 2009 at 15:00:14:
In Reply to: Emil syntax posted by Boyke Schönborn on January 27, 2009 at 13:13:39:
Sorry, for delays with documentation updates..
!ln command (although it is marked as obsolete) is still valid.
however, the recommended command is:
>>> LINK which is equal(*) to !ln -s
or,
>>> LINK -FORCE which is equal(*) to !ln -sf
E.g.
>> LINK $HOME/my.JobIph $Project.JobIph
will link $HOME/my.JobIph to $WorkDir/$Project.JobIph
in the same way as UNIX ln -s $HOME/my.JobIph $WorkDir/$Project.JobIph
(*) the main difference between !ln and >>LINK is parallel execution. !ln make a link only to master node. >>LINK makes links to all Work Directories.
Also, >>LINK -FORCE really destroys the target, before making the link. But ln -f does it dependently on UNIX implementation.