HP-MPI User's Guide (11th Edition)

Understanding HP-MPI
Running applications on HP-UX and Linux
Chapter 384
USER User name of the owner.
NPROCS Number of processes.
PROGNAME Program names used in the HP-MPI application.
By default, your jobs are listed by job ID in increasing order. However,
you can specify the -a and -u options to change the default behavior.
An mpijob output using the -a and -u options is shown below listing jobs
for all users and sorting them by user name.
JOB USER NPROCS PROGNAME
22623 charlie 12 /home/watts
22573 keith 14 /home/richards
22617 mick 100 /home/jagger
22677 ron 4 /home/wood
When you specify the -j option, mpijob reports the following for each
job:
RANK Rank for each process in the job.
HOST Host where the job is running.
PID Process identifier for each process in the job.
LIVE Indicates whether the process is running (an x is used)
or has been terminated.
PROGNAME Program names used in the HP-MPI application.
mpijob does not support prun or srun startup.
mpijob is not available on HP-MPI V1.0 for Windows.
mpiclean
mpiclean kills processes in HP-MPI applications started in appfile mode.
Invoke mpiclean on the host on which you initiated mpirun.
The MPI library checks for abnormal termination of processes while your
application is running. In some cases, application bugs can cause
processes to deadlock and linger in the system. When this occurs, you can
use mpijob to identify hung jobs and mpiclean to kill all processes in the
hung application.
mpiclean syntax has two forms:
1. mpiclean [-help] [-v] -j id [id id ....]
2. mpiclean [-help] [-v] -m