Output

◆SWAPLIMIT

◆PROCESSLIMIT

◆THREADLIMIT

◆OPENFILELIMIT

The possible UNIX per-process resource usage limits are:

◆RUNLIMIT

◆FILELIMIT

◆DATALIMIT

◆STACKLIMIT

◆CORELIMIT

If a job submitted to the queue has any of these limits specified (see bsub(1)), then the lower of the corresponding job limits and queue limits are used for the job.

If no resource limit is specified, the resource is assumed to be unlimited. User shell limits that are unlimited are not displayed.

EXCEPTION STATUS Possible values for the exception status of a job include:

idle

The job is consuming less CPU time than expected. The job idle factor

(CPU time/runtime) is less than the configured JOB_IDLE threshold for the queue and a job exception has been triggered.

overrun

The job is running longer than the number of minutes specified by the

JOB_OVERRUN threshold for the queue and a job exception has been triggered.

underrun

The job finished sooner than the number of minutes specified by the

JOB_UNDERRUN threshold for the queue and a job exception has been triggered.

Job Array Summary Information

If you use -A, displays summary information about job arrays. The following fields are displayed:

JOBID

Job ID of the job array.

ARRAY_SPEC

Array specification in the format of name[index]. The array specification may be

 

truncated, use -woption together with -Ato show the full array specification.

OWNER

Owner of the job array.

NJOBS

Number of jobs in the job array.

PEND

Number of pending jobs of the job array.

RUN

Number of running jobs of the job array.

DONE

Number of successfully completed jobs of the job array.

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