Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

bjobs
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submitted but this order can be changed by using the commands btop or bbot. If more
than one job is dispatched to a host, the jobs on that host are listed in the order in which
they will be considered for scheduling on this host by their queue priorities and dispatch
times. Finished jobs are displayed in the order in which they were completed.
Default Display
A listing of jobs is displayed with the following fields:
JOBID
The job ID that LSF assigned to the job.
USER
The user who submitted the job.
STAT
The current status of the job (see JOB STATUS below).
QUEUE
The name of the job queue to which the job belongs. If the queue to which the
job belongs has been removed from the configuration, the queue name will be
displayed as
lost_and_found. Use bhist to get the original queue name.
Jobs in the
lost_and_found queue remain pending until they are switched
with the
bswitch command into another queue.
In a MultiCluster resource leasing environment, jobs scheduled by the
consumer cluster display the remote queue name in the format
queue_name
@cluster_name. By default, this field truncates at 10 characters, so
you might not see the cluster name unless you use
-w or -l.
FROM_HOST
The name of the host from which the job was submitted.
With MultiCluster, if the host is in a remote cluster, the cluster name and remote
job ID are appended to the host name, in the format
host_name
@cluster_name:job_ID. By default, this field truncates at 11
characters; you might not see the cluster name and job ID unless you use
-w or
-l.
EXEC_HOST
The name of one or more hosts on which the job is executing (this field is empty
if the job has not been dispatched). If the host on which the job is running has
been removed from the configuration, the host name is displayed as
lost_and_found. Use bhist to get the original host name.
If the host is part of a condensed host group, the host name is displayed as the
name of the condensed host group.
If you configure a host to belong to more than one condensed host groups
using wildcards,
bjobs can display any of the host groups as execution host
name.
JOB_NAME
The job name assigned by the user, or the command string assigned by default
(see
bsub (1)). If the job name is too long to fit in this field, then only the latter
part of the job name is displayed.