LSF Version 7.3 - Administering Platform LSF

Modifying the job input file
686 Administering Platform LSF
◆ The job command file for bsub -Zs is spooled to
LSB_SHAREDIR/cluster_name/lsf_cmddir. If the lsf_cmddir directory does
not exist, LSF creates it before spooling the file. LSF removes the spooled file
when the job completes.
If you want to use job file spooling, but do not specify JOB_SPOOL_DIR, the
LSB_SHAREDIR/cluster_name directory must be readable and writable by all the
job submission users. If your site does not permit this, you must manually create
lsf_indir and lsf_cmddir directories under LSB_SHAREDIR/cluster_name that
are readable and writable by all job submission users.
Modifying the job input file
Use the -i and -is options of bmod to specify a new job input file. The -in and -isn
options cancel the last job input file modification made with either
-i or -is.
Modifying the job command file
Use the -Z and -Zs options of bmod to modify the job command file specification.
-Z modifies a command submitted without spooling, and Zs modifies a spooled
command file. The
-Zsn option of bmod cancels the last job command file
modification made with
-Zs and uses the original spooled command.
For more information
See the Platform LSF Command Reference for more information about the bsub and
bmod commands.
See the Platform LSF Configuration Reference for more information about the
JOB_SPOOL_DIR parameter in
lsb.params, and the LSF_TMPDIR environment
variable.