To run more than one job in a directory, assign a unique suffix to each run by typing:

You can run more than one job in a directory without overwriting existing files by assigning a unique suffix to each run. All files created during this run will have names which end with a dot and the given string. For example:

will create the files out1.abc, out2.abc, tab_.abc, and so on.

File names that already contain a dot will not have a suffix appended. If your run creates clean and dirty data files, these will retain their original names, clean.q and dirty.q.

Avoid a suffix of Z since this is the suffix assigned to compressed files and it may lead to confusion if compressed files also exist.