On Saturday, 14 April 2018 12:00:59 AM AEST Mahmood Naderan wrote:
> What are those? What should I mention in the format option to see the
> proper information about three lines of a jobs?
Yes. Even just running "sacct" on its own will tell you that information, the
reason it doesn't at the mom
Excuse me, I see three lines also!
[root@rocks7 ~]# sacct --format=user,cputime,elapsed
UserCPUTimeElapsed
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mahmood 02:44:00 00:10:15
02:44:00 00:10:15
mahmood 19:25:52 00:18:13
09:42:56 00:18:13
00:18
On 12/04/18 14:56, Mahmood Naderan wrote:
May I ask what is the purpose to view intermediate job steps?
Because for MPI jobs that's where all the information is. The first
step is just the batch script.
Also, today when I run sacct command, I only see the last two jobs
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Is that norm
May I ask what is the purpose to view intermediate job steps?
Also, today when I run sacct command, I only see the last two jobs
[mahmood@rocks7 g]$ sacct -a
JobIDJobName PartitionAccount AllocCPUS State ExitCode
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On 12/04/18 04:00, Mahmood Naderan wrote:
Hi,
Hi Mahmood,
I would like to know why the sacct command which I am usinig that to
get some reports, shows two lines for each job.
sacct reports one line per job step by default, not per job.
If you add the 'JobName' field to your sacct command
Hi,
I would like to know why the sacct command which I am usinig that to
get some reports, shows two lines for each job. For example
[mahmood@rocks7 g]$ sacct --format=start,end,elapsed,ncpus,cputime,user
Start EndElapsed NCPUS
CPUTime User
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