Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

Limit Section
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If only PER_HOST is configured in the Limit section, SLOTS_PER_PROCESSOR is
the maximum amount of job slots per processor available to the listed hosts for any
users, queues, or projects.
If only PROJECTS and PER_HOST are configured in the Limit section,
SLOTS_PER_PROCESSOR is the maximum amount of job slots per processor
available to the listed projects for any users, queues, or hosts.
Use QUEUES or PER_QUEUE, USERS or PER_USER, PER_HOST, and
PROJECTS or PER_PROJECT in combination to further limit job slots per processor
available to resource consumers.
Default
No limit
Example
SLOTS_PER_PROCESSOR=2
SWP
Syntax
SWP=
integer[%]
SWP
-
| integer[%]
Description
Maximum amount of swap space available to resource consumers. Specify a value in MB
or a percentage (%) as a positive integer greater than or equal 0. If you specify a
percentage, you must also specify PER_HOST and list the hosts that the limit is to be
enforced on.
The Limit section is ignored if SWP is specified as a percentage:
Without PER_HOST
OR
With HOSTS
In horizontal format, use only one SWP line per Limit section.
In vertical format, use empty parentheses
() or a dash (-) to indicate the default value
(no limit). Fields cannot be left blank.
If only QUEUES are configured in the Limit section, SWP must be an integer value.
SWP is the maximum amount of swap space available to the listed queues for any hosts,
users, or projects.
If only USERS are configured in the Limit section, SWP must be an integer value. SWP
is the maximum amount of swap space that the users or user groups can use on any
hosts, queues, or projects.
If only HOSTS are configured in the Limit section, SWP must be an integer value. SWP
is the maximum amount of swap space available to the listed hosts for any users, queues,
or projects.
If only PROJECTS are configured in the Limit section, SWP must be an integer value.
SWP is the maximum amount of swap space available to the listed projects for any users,
queues, or hosts.
Use QUEUES or PER_QUEUE, USERS or PER_USER, HOSTS or PER_HOST, and
PROJECTS or PER_PROJECT in combination to further limit swap space available to
resource consumers.