Command Reference Guide

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54 Platform LSF Command Reference
The host does not allocate more than JL/U job slots for one user at the same time.
These job slots are used by running jobs, as well as by suspended or pending jobs
that have slots reserved for them.
For preemptive scheduling, the accounting is different. These job slots are used by
running jobs and by pending jobs that have slots reserved for them (see the
description of PREEMPTIVE in
lsb.queues(5) and JL/U in lsb.hosts(5)).
MAX The maximum number of job slots available. If a dash (-) is displayed, there is no
limit.
For condensed host groups, this is the total maximum number of job slots available
in all hosts in the host group.
These job slots are used by running jobs, as well as by suspended or pending jobs
that have slots reserved for them.
If preemptive scheduling is used, suspended jobs are not counted (see the
description of PREEMPTIVE in
lsb.queues(5) and MXJ in lsb.hosts(5)).
A host does not always have to allocate this many job slots if there are waiting jobs;
the host must also satisfy its configured load conditions to accept more jobs.
NJOBS The number of job slots used by jobs dispatched to the host. This includes running,
suspended, and chunk jobs.
For condensed host groups, this is the total number of job slots used by jobs
dispatched to any host in the host group.
RUN The number of job slots used by jobs running on the host.
For condensed host groups, this is the total number of job slots used by jobs
running on any host in the host group.
SSUSP The number of job slots used by system suspended jobs on the host.
For condensed host groups, this is the total number of job slots used by system
suspended jobs on any host in the host group.
USUSP The number of job slots used by user suspended jobs on the host. Jobs can be
suspended by the user or by the LSF administrator.
For condensed host groups, this is the total number of job slots used by user
suspended jobs on any host in the host group.
RSV The number of job slots used by pending jobs that have jobs slots reserved on the
host.
For condensed host groups, this is the total number of job slots used by pending
jobs that have job slots reserved on any host in the host group.
Host-Based -l Option
In addition to the above fields, the -l option also displays the following:
loadSched,
loadStop
The scheduling and suspending thresholds for the host. If a threshold is not
defined, the threshold from the queue definition applies. If both the host and the
queue define a threshold for a load index, the most restrictive threshold is used.