Command Reference Guide

Platform LSF Command Reference 67
Use -a with -x option to display all jobs that have triggered a job exception
(overrun, underrun, idle).
-aps Displays absolute priority scheduling (APS) information for pending jobs in a
queue with APS_PRIORITY enabled. The APS value is calculated based on the
current scheduling cycle, so jobs are not guaranteed to be dispatched in this order.
Pending jobs are ordered by APS value. Jobs with system APS values are listed first,
from highest to lowest APS value. Jobs with calculated APS values are listed next
ordered from high to low value. Finally, jobs not in an APS queue are listed. Jobs
with equal APS values are listed in order of submission time. APS values of jobs not
in an APS queue are shown with a dash (
-).
If queues are configured with the same priority,
bjobs -aps may not show jobs in
the correct expected dispatch order. Jobs may be dispatched in the order the queues
are configured in
lsb.queues. You should avoid configuring queues with the same
priority.
-d Displays information about jobs that finished recently, within an interval specified
by CLEAN_PERIOD in
lsb.params (the default period is 1 hour).
-l Long format. Displays detailed information for each job in a multiline format.
The
-l option displays the following additional information: project name, job
command, current working directory on the submission host, initial checkpoint
period, checkpoint directory, migration threshold, pending and suspending
reasons, job status, resource usage, resource usage limits information, runtime
resource usage information on the execution hosts.
Use
bjobs -A -l to display detailed information for job arrays including job array
job limit (
%job_limit) if set.
If JOB_IDLE is configured in the queue, use
bjobs -l to display job idle exception
information.
If you submitted your job with the
-U option to use advance reservations created
with the
brsvadd command, bjobs -l shows the reservation ID used by the job.
If LSF_HPC_EXTENSIONS="SHORT_PIDLIST" is specified in
lsf.conf, the
output from bjobs is shortened to display only the first PID and a count of the
process group IDs (PGIDs) and process IDs for the job. Without SHORT_PIDLIST,
all of the process IDs (PIDs) for a job are displayed.
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.
If you submitted a job using the
OR (||) expression to specify alternative resources,
this option displays the
Execution rusage string with which the job runs.
For jobs submitted to an absolute priority scheduling (APS) queue,
-l shows the
ADMIN factor value and the system APS value if they have been set by the
administrator for the job:
-p Displays pending jobs, together with the pending reasons that caused each job not
to be dispatched during the last dispatch turn. The pending reason shows the
number of hosts for that reason, or names the hosts if
-l is also specified.