LSF Version 7.3 - Administering Platform LSF

Administering Platform LSF 381
Working with Application Profiles
How application profiles interact with queue and job
parameters
Application profiles operate in conjunction with queue and job-level options. In
general, you use application profile definitions to refine queue-level settings, or to
exclude some jobs from queue-level parameters.
Application profile settings that override queue settings
The following application profile parameters override the corresponding queue
setting:
◆ CHKPNT_DIR—overrides queue CHKPNT=chkpnt_dir
◆ CHKPNT_PERIOD—overrides queue CHKPNT=chkpnt_period
◆ JOB_STARTER
◆ MAX_JOB_PREEMPT
◆ MAX_JOB_REQUEUE
◆ MAX_PREEXEC_RETRY
◆ MIG
◆ REQUEUE_EXIT_VALUES
◆ RESUME_CONTROL—overrides queue JOB_CONTROLS
◆ SUSPEND_CONTROL—overrides queue JOB_CONTROLS
◆ TERMINATE_CONTROL—overrides queue JOB_CONTROLS
Application profile limits and queue limits
The following application profile limits override the corresponding queue-level soft
limits:
◆ CORELIMIT
◆ CPULIMIT
◆ DATALIMIT
◆ FILELIMIT
◆ MEMLIMIT
◆ PROCESSLIMIT
◆ RUNLIMIT
◆ STACKLIMIT
◆ SWAPLIMIT
◆ STACKLIMIT
◆ THREADLIMIT
Job-level limits can override the application profile limits. The application profile
limits cannot override queue-level hard limits.