sacct --parsable2 | column -s '|' -t | less -S has always been useful to me
for a glance at it.
On Wed, 25 Aug 2021 at 13:41, Jeffrey T Frey wrote:
> You've confirmed my suspicion — no one seems to care for Slurm's standard
> output formats :-) At UD we did a Python curses wrapper around the
>
You've confirmed my suspicion — no one seems to care for Slurm's standard
output formats :-) At UD we did a Python curses wrapper around the parseable
output to turn the terminal window into a navigable spreadsheet of output:
https://gitlab.com/udel-itrci/slurm-output-wrappers
> On Aug 25,
Hi Sven,
On 8/25/21 7:41 AM, Sternberger, Sven wrote:
this is a simple wrapper for sacct which prints the
output from sacct as table. So you can make a
"sacctml -j foo --long" even without two 8k displays ;-)
This script works nicely, thanks! However, in stead of an extremely wide
display on
Hello!
this is a simple wrapper for sacct which prints the
output from sacct as table. So you can make a
"sacctml -j foo --long" even without two 8k displays ;-)
cheers#!/usr/bin/python3
def sacct_command(cmd):
cmd_list=["sacct","--parsable2"]
cmd_list.extend(cmd)
result=subproces
