SLURM Reference Manual for HP XC System Software

.(dot) requests right justification of this column's data (the default omits
the dot and uses left justification of the reported data).
w is an integer specifying the width of this column in characters
(omitting w uses just as much space as the data requires, which
usually means that there is no column alignment from one row (=
node) to the next).
Z is a single case-sensitive letter that specifies the content (the node
property) reported in this column (using the dictionary given below).
For example, %.8d uses a right-justified (.) column 8 characters
wide to report temporary disk space per node in Mbyte (lowercase
d).
The default column specifications for noncustomized SINFO node reports are:
-o "%9P %5a %.9l %.5D %6t %N"
See the SINFO example (page 61) section below for a sample default report and a
sample column-customized report built using the -o option.
Available one-letter case-sensitive content specifiers (Z) for use in %.wZ field
specifications are (in alphabetical order):
a availability of a partition (up/down)
A (uppercase) node count for (allocated/idle) states,
see F
c number of CPUs per node
d temporary disk space (in Mbyte) per node
D (uppercase) total number of nodes (per partition)
f node features specified (if any)
F (uppercase) node count for (allocated/idle/other/total)
states, see A
g groups allowed for listed nodes
h (yes/no/force) nodes can be shared with other jobs?
l time limit (days:hours:minutes:seconds or INFINITE)
m memory size per node (in Mbyte)
N (uppercase) list of node names
P (uppercase) node partition name
r (yes/no) only user root may start jobs?
R (uppercase) reason if node unavailable
s allowed nodes/job (range)
t node state (abbreviated, see later section)
T (uppercase) node state (spelled out)
w scheduling weight (an integer)
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