Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

bjobs
Platform LSF Reference
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-d
Displays information about jobs that finished recently, within an interval specified by
CLEAN_PERIOD in
lsb.params (the default period is 1 hour).
-l
Long format. Displays detailed information for each job in a multiline format.
The
-l option displays the following additional information: project name, job
command, current working directory on the submission host, pending and suspending
reasons, job status, resource usage, resource usage limits information, runtime resource
usage information on the execution hosts.
Use
bjobs -A -l to display detailed information for job arrays including job array job
limit (
%job_limit) if set.
If JOB_IDLE is configured in the queue, use
bjobs -l to display job idle exception
information.
If you submitted your job with the
-U option to use advance reservations created with
the
brsvadd command, bjobs -l shows the reservation ID used by the job.
If LSF_HPC_EXTENSIONS="SHORT_PIDLIST" is specified in
lsf.conf, the
output from bjobs is shortened to display only the first PID and a count of the process
group IDs (PGIDs) and process IDs for the job. Without SHORT_PIDLIST, all of the
process IDs (PIDs) for a job are displayed. See “LSF_HPC_EXTENSIONS” on
page 544 in “lsf.conf” for examples.
-p
Displays pending jobs, together with the pending reasons that caused each job not to be
dispatched during the last dispatch turn. The pending reason shows the number of hosts
for that reason, or names the hosts if
-l is also specified.
With MultiCluster, -l shows the names of hosts in the local cluster.
Each pending reason is associated with one or more hosts and it states the cause why
these hosts are not allocated to run the job. In situations where the job requests specific
hosts (using
bsub -m), users may see reasons for unrelated hosts also being displayed,
together with the reasons associated with the requested hosts.
The life cycle of a pending reason ends after the time indicated by
PEND_REASON_UPDATE_INTERVAL in
lsb.params.
When the job slot limit is reached for a job array
(
bsub -J "jobArray[indexList]%job_slot_limit") the following message
is displayed:
The job array has reached its job slot limit.
-r
Displays running jobs.
-s
Displays suspended jobs, together with the suspending reason that caused each job to
become suspended.