Command Reference Guide

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70 Platform LSF Command Reference
Only displays jobs that have been submitted by the specified users or user groups.
The keyword
all specifies all users. To specify a Windows user account, include the
domain name in uppercase letters and use a single backslash (DOMAIN_NAME\
user_name) in a Windows command line or a double backslash
(DOMAIN_NAME\\user_name) in a UNIX command line.
The
-u option cannot be used with the -G option.
job_ID | "job_ID[index]"
Displays information about the specified jobs or job arrays.
If you use
-A, specify job array IDs without the index list.
-h Prints command usage to stderr and exits.
-V Prints LSF release version to stderr and exits.
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Pending jobs are displayed in the order in which they are considered for dispatch.
Jobs in higher priority queues are displayed before those in lower priority queues.
Pending jobs in the same priority queues are displayed in the order in which they
were submitted but this order can be changed by using the commands
btop or
bbot. If more than one job is dispatched to a host, the jobs on that host are listed in
the order in which they are considered for scheduling on this host by their queue
priorities and dispatch times. Finished jobs are displayed in the order in which they
were completed.
Default Display
A listing of jobs is displayed with the following fields:
JOBID The job ID that LSF assigned to the job.
USER The user who submitted the job.
STAT The current status of the job (see JOB STATUS below).
QUEUE The name of the job queue to which the job belongs. If the queue to which the job
belongs has been removed from the configuration, the queue name is displayed as
lost_and_found. Use bhist to get the original queue name. Jobs in the
lost_and_found queue remain pending until they are switched with the bswitch
command into another queue.
In a MultiCluster resource leasing environment, jobs scheduled by the consumer
cluster display the remote queue name in the format queue_name@cluster_name.
By default, this field truncates at 10 characters, so you might not see the cluster
name unless you use
-w or -l.
FROM_HOST The name of the host from which the job was submitted.
With MultiCluster, if the host is in a remote cluster, the cluster name and remote job
ID are appended to the host name, in the format host_name@cluster_name:job_ID.
By default, this field truncates at 11 characters; you might not see the cluster name
and job ID unless you use
-w or -l.