R: Sets the job function for already existing jobs.

setJobFunction {BatchJobs} | R Documentation

## Sets the job function for already existing jobs.

### Description

Use this function only as last measure when there is a bug in a part of your job function and you have already computed a large number of (unaffected) results. This function allows you to fix the error and to associate the jobs with the corrected function.

Note that by default the computational state of the affected jobs is also reset.

### Usage

    setJobFunction(reg, ids, fun, more.args = list(), reset = TRUE,
      force = FALSE)

### Arguments

`reg` | [`Registry`] Registry.
`ids` | [`integer`] Ids of jobs. Default is all jobs.
`fun` | [`function`] Replacement function.
`more.args` | [`list`] A list of other arguments passed to `fun`. Default is empty list.
`reset` | [`logical(1)`] Reset job status via `resetJobs`. Default is `TRUE`.
`force` | [`logical(1)`] See `resetJobs`. Default is `FALSE`.

### Value

Nothing.

### See Also

Other debug: `debugMulticore`; `debugSSH`; `getErrorMessages`; `getJobInfo`; `getLogFiles`; `grepLogs`; `killJobs`; `resetJobs`; `showLog`; `testJob`

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