Options

Limitations

◆You cannot use bmod to modify a job submitted as a Terminal Services job to become a non-Terminal Services job

◆The bsub option -oout_file is not supported for tssub

◆Only Windows bsub options are supported for tssub. For example, you cannot use the options -Ip, -Is, -Llogin_shell of bsub with tssub.

◆Interactive bsub options (-I, -Ip, -Is) are not supported with tssub on Linux

◆If user mapping is defined, the user who invokes tspeek must have the required privileges to access the session

◆MultiCluster is not supported

Options

bsub_options Only Windows bsub options are supported for tssub. For example, you cannot use the options -Ip, -Is, -Llogin_shell of bsub with tssub.

For bsub options, see the bsub command.

command [argument] The job can be specified by a command line argument command, or through the standard input if the command is not present on the command line. The command is assumed to begin with the first word that is not part of a tssub option. All arguments that follow command are provided as the arguments to the command.

The job command can be up to 4094 characters long for UNIX and Linux or up to 255 characters for Windows. If no job name is specified with -J, bjobs, bhist and bacct displays the command as the job name.

The commands are executed in the order in which they are given.

-hPrints command usage to stderr and exits.

-VPrints LSF release version to stderr and exits.

See also

bsub, tspeek

310Platform LSF Command Reference