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I am trying to hide "Submitted batch job xxxx" message after running sbatch -Q -N 16 -c 8 --time 10:00:00 job.sh.

However, the message "Submitted batch job xxxx" still comes out. Is anyone familiar with the situation?

According to SLURM documentation, 

-Q, --quiet
    Suppress informational messages from sbatch such as Job ID. 
    Only errors will still be displayed.
Fangzhou Li
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  • You can always redirect the output of any command to `null`. – Poshi Aug 22 '19 at 07:49
  • @Poshi Thank you. But if I do that in command line, I will redirect every output to ```null```. I would like to only hide "Submitted ..." information. – Fangzhou Li Aug 22 '19 at 17:05
  • Hummm... and which other output are you expecting??? Anyways, after the `--quiet` option you should not expect anything. – Poshi Aug 23 '19 at 07:35
  • @Poshi so for example, I have own print messages in my script file, and let's say my print message is a process bar which update itself on output. In this case, I'll hate to see messages of ```sbatch``` to come out. My script has added ```--quiet``` or ```-Q``` flag, but messages keep coming out. Is there anything else I should add to incorporate ```-Q```? – Fangzhou Li Aug 23 '19 at 23:53
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    But you are running `sbatch`, not your script. Your print messages from your script should not appear (just because it is not being run at this point). – Poshi Aug 24 '19 at 08:43

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