.. _running-scenario:


Running the scenario
---------------------------

The Execution Scenario is agnostic to the system where jobs will be executed.
See the :ref:`submit-command-examples` section for some examples of submission commands for different systems.

Then, you can use the `optilog-running` command to perform operations on the scenario.

Here are some examples: ::

    # Submit all jobs
    $ optilog-running path/to/scenario submit

    # Submit all instances (overwrite previous logs)
    $ optilog-running path/to/scenario submit --overwrite

    # Delete execution logs
    $ optilog-running path/to/scenario clean

    # List all tasks. This will print the task's instance path.
    $ optilog-running path/to/scenario list tasks

    # List all solvers. This will print the solver's names.
    $ optilog-running path/to/scenario list solvers

    # List all seeds. This will print the seed's values.
    $ optilog-running path/to/scenario list seeds

    # Submit a specific job, overwrite the logs and use a different seed
    $ optilog-running path/to/scenario submit --overwrite --tasks test1.txt --seeds 64

    # Submit a specific job, overwrite the logs and use multiple seeds
    $ optilog-running path/to/scenario submit --overwrite --tasks test1.txt --seeds 64,82

    # Submit multiple tasks, overwrite the logs and use multiple seeds
    $ optilog-running path/to/scenario submit --overwrite --tasks test1.txt,test2.txt --seeds 64,82

    # Submit multiple solvers, overwrite the logs
    $ optilog-running path/to/scenario submit --overwrite --solvers glucose41,cadical

    # Execute locally like it would submit:
    $ optilog-running path/to/scenario execute test1.txt 64 glucose41


When the tasks have finished running, you can proceed to parse and analyze the results.

Please refer to the :ref:`running_parsing-scenario` section to proceed.