Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

Environment Variable Reference
Platform LSF Reference
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Notes
The name of a job can be specified explicitly when you submit a job. The name does not
have to be unique. If you do not specify a job name, the job name defaults to the actual
batch command as specified on the
bsub command line.
Where defined
Set by sbatchd
Example
When you submit a job using the -J option of bsub, for example:
% bsub -J "myjob" job
sbatchd sets LSB_JOBNAME to the job name that you specified:
LSB_JOBNAME=myjob
LSB_JOBPEND
Description
Set if the job is requeued.
Where defined
Set by sbatchd for POST_EXEC only
See also
LSB_JOBEXIT_STAT, REQUEUE_EXIT_VALUES, POST_EXEC.
LSB_JOBPGIDS
Description
A list of the current process group IDs of the job.
Where defined
The process group IDs are assigned by the operating system, and LSB_JOBPGIDS is
set by
sbatchd.
See also
LSB_JOBPIDS
LSB_JOBPIDS
Description
A list of the current process IDs of the job.
Where defined
The process IDs are assigned by the operating system, and LSB_JOBPIDS is set by
sbatchd.
See also
LSB_JOBPGIDS
LSB_MAILSIZE
Syntax LSB_MAILSIZE=value
Description
Gives an estimate of the size of the batch job output when the output is sent by email.
It is not necessary to configure LSB_MAILSIZE_LIMIT.
LSF sets LSB_MAILSIZE to the size in KB of the job output, allowing the custom mail
program to intercept output that is larger than desired.
LSB_MAILSIZE is not recognized by the LSF default mail program. To prevent large
job output files from interfering with your mail system, use LSB_MAILSIZE_LIMIT to
explicitly set the maximum size in KB of the email containing the job information.
Valid values
◆ A positive integer
If the output is being sent by email, LSB_MAILSIZE is set to the estimated mail
size in kilobytes.
◆ -1