Thank you so much.. already started working ..little optimized a bit ..
Thanks again!
*sacct --format=user,ncpus,state,elapsed --starttime=04/1/17
--endtime=03/31/18 | grep COMPLETED | grep mithunr | awk '{print $4}'
*
Thanks & Regards,
Sudeep Narayan Banerjee
On 12/04/20 5:43 am, Pablo Flor
You can optimize your query as follows
[root@hpc ~]# sacct --format=user,ncpus,state,elapsed --starttime=01/1/20
--endtime=03/31/20 --state=COMPLETED -u mithunr
El sáb., 11 abr. 2020 a las 11:37, Sudeep Narayan Banerjee (<
snbaner...@iitgn.ac.in>) escribió:
> Dear Michael: Thank you, I also di
Dear Michael: Thank you, I also did the same now and seems to work !!!
Thanks
[root@hpc ~]# sacct --format=user,ncpus,state,elapsed
--starttime=01/1/20 --endtime=03/31/20 | grep COMPLETED | grep mithunr
mithunr 32 COMPLETED 1-12:36:02
mithunr 32 COMPLETED 1-08:36:56
mit
Unless I’m misreading it, you have a wall time limit of 2 days, and jobs that
use up to 32 CPUs. So a total CPU time of up to 64 CPU-days would be possible
for a single job.
So if you want total wall time for jobs instead of CPU time, then you’ll want
to use the Elapsed attribute, not CPUTime.
Hi,
I want to calculate the total walltime or runtime for all jobs submitted
by each user in a year. I am using the syntax as below and it is also
generating some output.
We have walltime set for queues (main & main_new) as 48hrs only but the
below is giving me hours ranging from 15hrs to 56
Jeffrey,
Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
The problem was that the OpenMPI installation in
"/home/manumachu/openmpi-4.0.3" was copied to
"/scratch/manumachu/openmpi-4.0.3/OPENMPI_INSTALL." While 'which mpirun'
and 'mpirun' work, It seems copying seems to break the slurm-mpirun
in
