The script could contain some NQS commands, this give to the users the capabilities to define regular submition options like queue name, total cputime, running name, kind of shell, etc.
All of the NQS flags that can be specified on the command line can also be specified within the first comment block inside the batch request script file as embedded default flags. Here is an example of the use of embedded flags within the script file.
For more options info read the nqs man pages:
man qsub
