Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2
Environment Variable Reference
Platform LSF Reference
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Default
Undefined
Where defined
From the command line
Example
BSUB_QUIET=1
BSUB_QUIET2
Syntax
BSUB_QUIET2=any_value
Description
Suppresses the printing of information about job completion when a job is submitted
with the
bsub -K option.
If set,
bsub will not print information about job completion to stdout. For example,
when this variable is set, the message <<Job is finished>> will not be written to
stdout.
If BSUB_QUIET and BSUB_QUIET2 are both set, no job messages will be printed to
stdout.
Default Undefined
Where defined
From the command line
Example
BSUB_QUIET2=1
BSUB_STDERR
Syntax
BSUB_STDERR=y
Description
Redirects LSF messages for bsub to stderr.
By default, when this parameter is not set, LSF messages for
bsub are printed to
stdout.
When this parameter is set, LSF messages for bsub are redirected to stderr.
Default
Undefined
Where defined
From the command line on UNIX. For example, in csh:
setenv BSUB_STDERR Y
From the Control Panel on Windows, as an environment variable
CLEARCASE_DRIVE
Syntax
CLEARCASE_DRIVE=drive_letter:
Description
Optional, Windows only.
Defines the virtual drive letter for a Rational ClearCase view to the drive. This is useful
if you wish to map a Rational ClearCase view to a virtual drive as an alias.
If this letter is unavailable, Windows attempts to map to another drive. Therefore,
CLEARCASE_DRIVE only defines the default drive letter to which the Rational
ClearCase view is mapped, not the final selected drive letter. However, the PATH value
is automatically updated to the final drive letter if it is different from
CLEARCASE_DRIVE.
Notes:
CLEARCASE_DRIVE is case insensitive.
Where defined
From the command line