Command Reference Guide

Options
46 Platform LSF Command Reference
If you submitted a job with multiple resource requirement strings using the bsub -R
option for the order, same, rusage, and select sections,
bjobs -l displays a single,
merged resource requirement string for those sections, as if they were submitted
using a single
-R.
bhist -l can display job exit codes. A job with exit code 131 means that the job
exceeded a configured resource usage limit and LSF killed the job with signal 3
(131-128=3).
bhist -l can display changes to pending jobs as a result of the following bmod
options:
◆ Absolute priority scheduling (-aps | -apsn)
◆ Runtime estimate (-We | -Wen)
◆ Post-execution command (-Ep | -Epn)
◆ User limits (-ul | -uln)
◆ Current working directory (-cwd | -cwdn)
◆ Checkpoint options (-k | -kn)
◆ Migration threshold (-mig | -mign)
-p Only displays information about pending jobs.
-r Only displays information about running jobs.
-s Only displays information about suspended jobs.
-t Displays job events chronologically.
-w Wide format. Displays the information in a wide format.
-C start_time,end_time
Only displays jobs that completed or exited during the specified time interval.
Specify the span of time for which you want to display the history. If you do not
specify a start time, the start time is assumed to be the time of the first occurrence.
If you do not specify an end time, the end time is assumed to be now.
Specify the times in the format "yyyy/mm/dd/HH:MM". Do not specify spaces in
the time interval string.
The time interval can be specified in many ways. For more specific syntax and
examples of time formats, see TIME INTERVAL FORMAT.
-D start_time,end_time
Only displays jobs dispatched during the specified time interval. Specify the span
of time for which you want to display the history. If you do not specify a start time,
the start time is assumed to be the time of the first occurrence. If you do not specify
an end time, the end time is assumed to be now.
Specify the times in the format "yyyy/mm/dd/HH:MM". Do not specify spaces in
the time interval string.
The time interval can be specified in many ways. For more specific syntax and
examples of time formats, see TIME INTERVAL FORMAT.
-S start_time,end_time