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  <div class="section_header">Marking a Job as Success or Failure</div>

  <p>
    To mark a previously-run job as success or failure, enter the following command:
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  <div class="code"><pre><code>mark --log_dir=l_d --job=Ff::Jj --status=s</code></pre></div>

  <p>
    where l_d is the log directory and Ff is the family name, Jj is the job name, and s is 'Success' or 'Failure'.
  </p>

  <p>
    If you run the command like this:
  </p>

  <div class="code"><pre><code>mark --log_dir=l_d --job=Ff::Jj --status=s \
--cascade --family_dir=f_d</code></pre></div>

  <p>
    then all the jobs that are directly or indirectly dependent on job Jj
    in family Ff will also be marked.
  </p>

  <p>
    If you run the command like this:
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  <div class="code"><pre><code>mark --log_dir=l_d --job=Ff::Jj --status=s \
--dependents_only --family_dir=f_d</code></pre></div>

  <p>
    then only those jobs that are directly or indirectly dependent on job
    Jj in family Ff will be marked. Job Jj will be unaffected.
  </p>

  <div class="new_section_header">Marking a Job Via the Web Site</div>

  <p>
    You can use the "Mark" button on the 'Status' or 'View Logs' page.
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