Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

Environment Variables
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Description
The directory containing files related to the submitted checkpointable job.
Valid values
The value of checkpoint_dir is the directory you specified through the -k option of
bsub when submitting the checkpointable job.
The value of
job_ID is the job ID of the checkpointable job.
Where defined
Set by LSF, based on the directory you specified when submitting a checkpointable job
with the
-k option of bsub.
LSB_DEBUG
This parameter can be set from the command line or from lsf.conf. See “lsf.conf”
under “LSB_DEBUG” on page 512.
LSB_DEBUG_CMD
This parameter can be set from the command line or from lsf.conf. See “lsf.conf”
under “LSB_DEBUG_CMD” on page 512.
LSB_DEBUG_MBD
This parameter can be set from the command line with badmin mbddebug or from
lsf.conf.
See “lsf.conf” under “LSB_DEBUG_MBD” on page 513.
LSB_DEBUG_NQS
This parameter can be set from the command line or from lsf.conf. See “lsf.conf”
under “LSB_DEBUG_NQS” on page 514.
LSB_DEBUG_SBD
This parameter can be set from the command line with badmin sbddebug or from
lsf.conf.
See “lsf.conf” under “LSB_DEBUG_SBD” on page 514.
LSB_DEBUG_SCH
This parameter can be set from the command line or from lsf.conf. See “lsf.conf”
under “LSB_DEBUG_SCH” on page 515.
LSB_DEFAULTPROJECT
Syntax LSB_DEFAULTPROJECT=project_name
Description
The name of the project to which resources consumed by a job will be charged.
Default
Undefined
Notes
If the LSF administrator defines a default project in the lsb.params configuration file,
the system uses this as the default project. You can change the default project by setting
LSB_DEFAULTPROJECT or by specifying a project name with the
-P option of
bsub.
If you submit a job without the
-P option of bsub, but you defined
LSB_DEFAULTPROJECT, then the job belongs to the project specified in
LSB_DEFAULTPROJECT.