LSF Version 7.3 - Release Notes for Platform LSF
to all jobs running on the host. Job-level command line migration threshold overrides
threshold configuration in application profile and queue. Application profile configuration
overrides queue level configuration.
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NO_PREEMPT_FINISH_TIME=minutes | percentage—Prevents preemption of jobs that
will finish within the specified number of minutes or the specified percentage of the
estimated run time or run limit. Specifies that jobs due to finish within the specified number
of minutes or percentage of job duration 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%).
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NO_PREEMPT_RUN_TIME=minutes | percentage—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%).
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REQUEUE_EXIT_VALUES=[exit_code ...] [EXCLUDE(exit_code ...)]—Enables automatic
job requeue and sets the LSB_EXIT_REQUEUE environment variable. Use spaces to
separate multiple exit code values. Application-level exit values override queue-level
values. Job-level exit values (bsub -Q) override application-level and queue-level values.
exit_code has the following form:
"[all] [~number ...] | [number ...]"
The reserved keyword all specifies all exit codes. Exit codes are typically between 0 and
255. Use a tilde (~) to exclude specified exit codes from the list.
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SUCCESS_EXIT_VALUES=[exit_code …]—Specifies exit values used by LSF to
determine if job was done successfully. Use spaces to separate multiple exit codes. Job-level
user-defined success exit values specified with the LSB_SUCCESS_EXIT_VALUES
environment variable override the configration in application profile. Use
SUCCESS_EXIT_VALUES for applications that successfully exit with non-zero values so
that LSF does not interpret non-zero exit codes as job failure. exit_code should be the value
between 0 and 255. Use spaces to separate exit code values.
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When LSF_STRICT_RESREQ=Y in lsf.conf, LSF rejects resource requirement strings
where an rusage section contains a non-consumable resource
lsb.params
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JOB_GROUP_CLEAN=Y | N—If JOB_GROUP_CLEAN = Y, implicitly created job
groups that are empty and have no limits assigned to them are automatically deleted.
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MAX_JOB_PREEMPT=integer—The maximum number of times a job can be preempted.
Applies to queue-level jobs only.
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MAX_JOB_REQUEUE=integer
The maximum number of times to requeue a job automatically.
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NO_PREEMPT_FINISH_TIME=minutes | percentage—Prevents preemption of jobs that
will finish within the specified number of minutes or the specified percentage of the
estimated run time or run limit. Specifies that jobs due to finish within the specified number
of minutes or percentage of job duration 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%).
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NO_PREEMPT_RUN_TIME=minutes | percentage—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
Release Notes for Platform LSF
Release Notes for Platform LSF 13