Platform LSF Administration Guide Version 6.2

Dependency Conditions
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Dependency Conditions
The following dependency conditions can be used with any job:
◆ done(job_ID | "job_name")
◆ ended(job_ID | "job_name")
◆ exit(job_ID [,[op] exit_code])
◆ exit("job_name"[,[op] exit_code])
◆ external(job_ID | "job_name", "status_text")
◆ job_ID | "job_name"
◆ post_done(job_ID | "job_name")
◆ post_err(job_ID | "job_name")
◆ started(job_ID | "job_name")
done
Syntax
done(
job_ID | "job_name")
Description
The job state is DONE.
ended
Syntax
ended(
job_ID | "job_name")
Description
The job state is EXIT or DONE.
exit
Syntax
exit(
job_ID | "job_name"[,[operator] exit_code])
where operator represents one of the following relational operators:
◆ >
◆ >=
◆ <
◆ <=
◆ ==
◆ !=
Description
The job state is EXIT, and the job’s exit code satisfies the comparison test.
If you specify an exit code with no operator, the test is for equality (== is assumed).
If you specify only the job, any exit code satisfies the test.
Examples ◆ exit (myjob)
The job named myjob is in the EXIT state, and it does not matter what its exit code
was.
◆ exit (678,0)
The job with job ID 678 is in the EXIT state, and terminated with exit code 0.
◆ exit ("678",!=0)
The job named 678 is in the EXIT state, and terminated with any non-zero exit
code.