the job's *work directory*.
**Output files** No A list of files or directories that have to be copied from the job's resource
to the user computer into the *result directory*.
-**Work directory** No It's the directory on the job's resource where the job will be executed. If
- the user does not provide a directory, a default directory will be created
- into the resource with this path: **~/Batch/"current date"**.
+**Work directory** Yes It's the directory on the job's resource where the job will be executed.
**Result directory** Yes It's the directory in the user computer where the job's results have to be
copied at the end of the job.
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**Maximum duration** It's the maximum expected duration of the job. When a batch manager is used, this
time is interpreted as a **walltime** and not as a **cputime**.
**Number of cpu** It's the number of cpus/cores requested.
-**Memory** It's the amount of memory per cpu/core expected.
+**Memory** It's the amount of memory per node expected.
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Job's states
**username** Yes User name to use for creating connections.
**batch** Yes Type of batch system installed in the resource. Use *ssh* if
the resource is a single computer.
-**iprotocol** Yes Internal protocol to use on a cluster (ssh or rsh).
+**iprotocol** Yes Internal protocol to use on a cluster (ssh, rsh or srun).
**mpiImpl** No MPI implementation to use.
**OS** No It's the operating system name, e.g.: Linux, Windows.
**nb_node** No It's the amount of node of the computer.
-**nb_proc_per_node** No It's the amount or processor or core of your computer.
+**nb_proc_per_node** No It's the amount or processor or core in each node.
**mem_mb** No It's the amount of memory in megabytes per node.
**cpu_clock** No It's the frequency in gigahertz of the computer's processors.
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