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As the default stack module loaded at startup is changed over time, having a default module set ensures that your module environment will stay the same. You can then verify your jobs with a new stack and then update the default module set when you are ready.
Resetting modules
After you have loaded modules over time you may want to clean up the environment a bit. You can unload individual modules but often you will simply want to reset. You could run module purge
to clean out all modules but that will also remove the stack module. You would then need to reload a stack module to make program modules available again.
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module purge
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Using module purge
is probably not what you want. If you have default module set then you can reset to that by simply running
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module restore |
If you wish to clear out the environment even more then you could run
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module restore system
or
module reset |
to reset to the default system modules, ignoring your default module set. If you do not have a default module set then any of the following
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module restore
module restore system
module reset |
will restore the module state to the system default.
Using environment modules with SGE jobs and qlogin
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