Update tutorial-sacct-seff.md

part-1/batch-resources/tutorial-sacct-seff.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ sacct -S YYYY-MM-DD    # replace YYYY-MM-DD
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-3. Look for a specific job – _i.e._ specify the job ID using the `-j` option (if you can't think of one, you can use `18622472`):
+3. Look for a specific job – _i.e._ specify the job ID using the `-j` option (if you can't think of one, you can use `19417713`):
 
 ```bash
 sacct -j <slurmjobid>    # replace <slurmjobid> with a valid job ID 
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ sacct -e
 
 💬 Run a simple array job to practice using `seff` and `sacct`.
 
-☝🏻 If you have limited time, you can skip to [Examining the finished job](#examining-the-finished-job) and use the job ID `18648826` (it is the same job).
+☝🏻 If you have limited time, you can skip to [Examining the finished job](#examining-the-finished-job) and use the job ID `20363893` (it is the same job).
 
 1. Create a file named `array.sh` and paste the following contents in it.
 
@@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ sacct -o jobname,jobid,reqmem,maxrss,timelimit,elapsed,state -j <slurmjobid>
 1. Look at the error messages produced by the failed jobs.
 2. When you know which sub jobs failed and why, adjust the resource requests as necessary.
 
-☝🏻 If you have limited time, you can skip to step 4 and use the job ID `18648849` (it is the same job with adjusted resource requests).
+☝🏻 If you have limited time, you can skip to step 4 and use the job ID `20363922` (it is the same job with adjusted resource requests).
 
 - Change time and memory reservations: