SPJSTAT(l) SPJSTAT(l) NAME spjstat - List attributes of SP jobs under control of LCRM SYNOPSIS spjstat [nodes required] [constraint string] DESCRIPTION The spjstat command is used to display statistics of jobs under control of the LCRM system on the SP machines. The command line options (except for the -p option)are used to determine the eligibility of a job that would be submitted with these values. Otherwise, the output is designed to give information on the resource usage and availablilty, as well as information about jobs that are currently active on the machine. All display data is written to standard output. All error data is written to standard error. OPTIONS These are command line option that may be used. -c constraint A constraint list that the job requires (pool, memory, etc.). See PSUB man page for a full description of this option. -cpn cpn A numerical value that represents the number of cpus that the job requires. See PSUB man page for a full description of this option. (Cluster schedule only.) -g geometry Geometry specification requiredfor the job. See PSUB man page for a full description of this option. (SP only.) -ln nodespec A value that represents the specification of nodes that the job requires. See PSUB man page for a full description of this option. -p Display the pool information only. EXAMPLES The following is just a request for stat. > spjstat Scheduling class data: -------------------------------------------------------------- Pool Memory Cpus Nodes Usable Free -------------------------------------------------------------- pbatch 512 4 148 148 112 Page 1 (printed 9/20/05) SPJSTAT(l) SPJSTAT(l) pdebug 512 4 4 0 Running job data: ----------------------------------------------------- LL batch ID User Nodes Pool Class Status Master Name Used Node ----------------------------------------------------- red020.1304.0 smith 25 pbatch normal R blue001 red020.1306.0 grt 2 pbatch normal ST blue027 red077.1319.0 homer 8 pbatch normal R blue029 The possible job status values are: C job is in the process of being removed H The job has been deferred, and will not run at this time I The job is idle NQ job has not been queued O The job has both a system and user hold PM The job has been preempted R The job is running S The job has been held by the system ST The job is starting U The job has been held by the user W job is waiting The following command asks if a job requesting 12 nodes in the bpool would run. > spjstat -ln 12 -c bpool POOL AVAILABLE NODES pbatch 84 (rest of spjstat output) NOTES This utility was written to supplement the PSTAT utility. AUTHOR Philip D. Eckert, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, pdesr@llnl.gov SEE ALSO pstat, spj