LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

Note:
See the IRIX resource administration documentation for
information about the csaswitch command.
Information written to the pacct file
LSF writes the following records to the pacct file when a job starts and when it exits:
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Job record type (job start or job exit)
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Current system clock time
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Service provider (LSF)
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Submission time of the job (at job start only)
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User ID of the job owner
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Array Session Handle (ASH) of the job
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IRIX job ID
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IRIX project ID
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LSF job name if it exists
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Submission host name
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LSF queue name
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LSF external job ID
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LSF job array index
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LSF job exit code (at job exit only)
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NCPUS : number of CPUs the LSF job has been using
Default
Not defined
LSF_ENABLE_DUALCORE
Syntax
LSF_ENABLE_DUALCORE=y | n
Description
Enables job scheduling based on dual-core information for a host. If yes (Y), LSF scheduling
policies use the detected number of cores as the number of physical processors on the host
instead of the number of dual-core chips for job scheduling. For a dual-core host, lshosts
shows the number of cores under ncpus instead of the number of chips.
IF LSF_ENABLE_DUALCORE=n, then lshosts shows the number of processor chips under
ncpus.
EGO parameter
EGO_ENABLE_DUALCORE
Default
N
lsf.conf
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