LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

Default
Not defined, Jobs in the application profile are not requeued.
RERUNNABLE
Syntax
RERUNNABLE=yes | no
Description
If yes, enables automatic job rerun (restart) for any job associated with the application profile.
Rerun is disabled when RERUNNABLE is set to no. The yes and no arguments are not case-
sensitive.
Members of a chunk job can be rerunnable. If the execution host becomes unavailable,
rerunnable chunk job members are removed from the job chunk and dispatched to a different
execution host.
Job level rerun (bsub -r) overrides the RERUNNABLE value specified in the application
profile, which overrides the queue specification. bmod -rn to make rerunnable jobs non-
rerunnable overrides both the application profile and the queue.
Default
Not defined.
RES_REQ
Syntax
RES_REQ=res_req
Description
Resource requirements used to determine eligible hosts. Specify a resource requirement string
as usual. The resource requirement string lets you specify conditions in a more flexible manner
than using the load thresholds.
The following resource requirement sections are supported:
•
select
•
rusage
•
order
•
span
The same section is not supported for application profiles.
For internal load indices and duration, jobs are rejected if they specify resource reservation
requirements at the job or application level that exceed the requirements specified in the queue.
If RES_REQ is defined at the queue level and there are no load thresholds defined, the pending
reasons for each individual load index are not be displayed by bjobs.
By default, memory (mem) and swap (swp) limits in select[] and rusage[] sections are specified
in MB. Use LSF_UNIT_FOR_LIMITS in lsf.conf to specify a larger unit for the these limits
(GB, TB, PB, or EB).
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