LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

For example, if the job run limit is 60 minutes and NO_PREEMPT_FINISH_TIME=10%, the
job cannot be preempted after it running 54 minutes or longer.
Requires a run time (bsub -We or RUNTIME in lsb.applications), or run limit to be
specified for the job (bsub -W, or RUNLIMIT in lsb.queues, or RUNLIMIT in
lsb.applications)
NO_PREEMPT_RUN_TIME
Syntax
NO_PREEMPT_RUN_TIME=minutes | percentage
Description
Prevents preemption of jobs that have been running for the specified number of minutes or
the specified percentage of the estimated run time or run limit.
Specifies that jobs that have been running for the specified number of minutes or longer should
not be preempted, where minutes is wall-clock time, not normalized time. Percentage must
be greater than 0 or less than 100% (between 1% and 99%).
For example, if the job run limit is 60 minutes and NO_PREEMPT_RUN_TIME=50%, the
job cannot be preempted after it running 30 minutes or longer.
Requires a run time (bsub -We or RUNTIME in lsb.applications), or run limit to be
specified for the job (bsub -W, or RUNLIMIT in lsb.queues, or RUNLIMIT in
lsb.applications)
NQS_QUEUES_FLAGS
Syntax
NQS_QUEUES_FLAGS=integer
Description
For Cray NQS compatibility only. Used by LSF to get the NQS queue information.
If the NQS version on a Cray is NQS 1.1, 80.42 or NQS 71.3, this parameter does not need to
be defined.
For other versions of NQS on Cray, define both NQS_QUEUES_FLAGS and
NQS_REQUESTS_FLAGS.
To determine the value of this parameter, run the NQS qstat command. The value of Npk_int
[1] in the output is the value you need for this parameter. Refer to the NQS chapter in
Administering Platform LSF for more details.
Default
Not defined
NQS_REQUESTS_FLAGS
Syntax
NQS_REQUESTS_FLAGS=integer
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