LSF Version 7.3 - Running Jobs With Platform LSF

Viewing chronological history of jobs
By default, the bhist command displays information from the job event history file,
lsb.events, on a per job basis.
The -t option of bhist can be used to display the events chronologically instead of
grouping all events for each job.
The -T option allows you to select only those events within a given time range.
For example, the following displays all events which occurred between 14:00 and 14:30
on a given day:
bhist -t -T 14:00,14:30
Wed Oct 22 14:01:25: Job <1574> done successfully;
Wed Oct 22 14:03:09: Job <1575> submitted from host to Queue , CWD , User ,
Project , Command , Requested Resources ;
Wed Oct 22 14:03:18: Job <1575> dispatched to ;
Wed Oct 22 14:03:18: Job <1575> starting (Pid 210);
Wed Oct 22 14:03:18: Job <1575> running with execution home , Execution CWD ,
Execution Pid <210>;
Wed Oct 22 14:05:06: Job <1577> submitted from host to Queue, CWD , User ,
Project , Command , Requested Resources ;
Wed Oct 22 14:05:11: Job <1577> dispatched to ;
Wed Oct 22 14:05:11: Job <1577> starting (Pid 429);
Wed Oct 22 14:05:12: Job <1577> running with execution home, Execution CWD ,
Execution Pid <429>;
Wed Oct 22 14:08:26: Job <1578> submitted from host to Queue, CWD , User ,
Project , Command;
Wed Oct 22 14:10:55: Job <1577> done successfully;
Wed Oct 22 14:16:55: Job <1578> exited;
Wed Oct 22 14:17:04: Job <1575> done successfully;
bhist -n 1
searches the current event log file lsb.events
bhist -n 2
searches lsb.events and lsb.events.1
bhist -n 3
searches lsb.events, lsb.events.1, lsb.events.2
bhist -n 0
searches all event log files in LSB_SHAREDIR