Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

bacct
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You can use the option -C time0,time1 to specify the Start time as time0 and the End
time as time1. In this way, you can examine throughput during a specific time period.
Jobs involved in the throughput calculation are only those being logged (that is, with a
DONE or EXIT status). Jobs that are running, suspended, or that have never been
dispatched after submission are not considered, because they are still in the LSF system
and not logged in
lsb.acct.
The total throughput of the LSF system can be calculated by specifying
-u all without
any of the
-m, -q, -S, -D or job_ID options. The throughput of certain hosts can be
calculated by specifying
-u all without the -q, -S, -D or job_ID options. The
throughput of certain queues can be calculated by specifying
-u all without the -m,
-S, -D or job_ID options.
bacct does not show local pending batch jobs killed using bkill -b. bacct shows
MultiCluster jobs and local running jobs even if they are killed using
bkill -b.
OPTIONS
-b
Brief format. Displays accounting statistics in brief format. See “OUTPUT” for a
description of information that is displayed.
-d
Displays accounting statistics for successfully completed jobs (with a DONE status).
-e
Displays accounting statistics for exited jobs (with an EXIT status).
-l
Long format. Displays additional accounting statistics. See “OUTPUT” for a
description of information that is displayed.
-w
Wide format. Displays accounting statistics in a wide format without truncating the
fields.
-C time0,time1
Displays accounting statistics for jobs that completed or exited during the specified time
interval. Reads
lsb.acct and all archived log files (lsb.acct.n) unless -f is also
used.
The time format is the same as in
bhist(1).
-D time0,time1
Displays accounting statistics for jobs dispatched during the specified time interval.
Reads
lsb.acct and all archived log files (lsb.acct.n) unless -f is also used.
The time format is the same as in
bhist(1).
-f logfile_name
Searches the specified job log file for accounting statistics. Specify either an absolute or
relative path.
Useful for offline analysis.