Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

lsb.events Structure
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lsb.events Structure
The event log file is an ASCII file with one record per line. For the lsb.events file, the
first line has the format "# <history seek position>", which indicates the file position
of the first history event after log switch. For the
lsb.events.# file, the first line has
the format "# <timestamp of most recent event>", which gives the timestamp of the
recent event in the file.
Limiting the size of lsb.events
Use MAX_JOB_NUM in lsb.params to set the maximum number of finished jobs
whose events are to be stored in the
lsb.events log file.
Once the limit is reached,
mbatchd starts a new event log file. The old event log file is
saved as
lsb.events.n, with subsequent sequence number suffixes incremented by 1
each time a new log file is started. Event logging continues in the new
lsb.events file.
Records and fields
The fields of a record are separated by blanks. The first string of an event record
indicates its type. The following types of events are recorded:
◆ JOB_NEW
◆ JOB_FORWARD
◆ JOB_ACCEPT
◆ JOB_START
◆ JOB_START_ACCEPT
◆ JOB_STATUS
◆ JOB_SWITCH
◆ JOB_MOVE
◆ QUEUE_CTRL
◆ HOST_CTRL
◆ MBD_START
◆ MBD_DIE
◆ UNFULFILL
◆ LOAD_INDEX
◆ JOB_SIGACT
◆ MIG
◆ JOB_MODIFY2
◆ JOB_SIGNAL
◆ JOB_EXECUTE
◆ JOB_REQUEUE
◆ JOB_CLEAN
◆ JOB_EXCEPTION
◆ JOB_EXT_MSG
◆ JOB_ATTA_DATA
◆ JOB_CHUNK
◆ SBD_UNREPORTED_STATUS