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Platform LSF Reference Version 6.2

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blstat
Platform LSF Reference
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NON_LSF_DESERVE
The total number of licenses assigned to projects in the non-LSF workload.
NON_LSF_FREE
The total number of free licenses available to projects in the non-LSF workload.
Project output
For each project that is configured to use the license, blstat displays the following
information.
PROJECT
The License Scheduler project name.
SHARE
The percentage of licenses assigned to the license project by the License Scheduler
administrator. This determines how many licenses the project is entitled to when
there is competition for licenses. This information is static.
The percentage is calculated to one decimal place using the share assignment in
lsf.licensescheduler.
INUSE
The number of licenses in use by the license project. (Licenses in use have been
checked out from the FLEXnet license manager.)
RESERVE
The number of licenses reserved for the license project. (The corresponding job has
started to run, but has not yet checked out its license from the FLEXnet license
manager.)
FREE
The number of licenses the license project has free. (The license tokens have been
allocated to the license project by License Scheduler, but the licenses are not
reserved and have not yet been checked out from the FLEXnet license manager.)
DEMAND
y|n
n
indicates that this license project’s license requirements are satisfied.
y indicates that this license project needs more license tokens. (It has pending jobs
waiting for this license feature.)
NON_SHARED
The number of non-shared licenses belonging to the license project. (The license
tokens allocated to non-shared distribution are scheduled before the tokens
allocated to shared distribution.)
Hierarchical output
SHARE_INFO_FOR
The root member and name of the hierarchical group. The project information
displayed after this title shows the information specific to this particular hierarchical
group. If this root member is itself a member of another hierarchical group, the
relationship is displayed as follows:
/root_name/member_name/...