BJOBS_RES_REQ_DISPLAY

Syntax

BJOBS_RES_REQ_DISPLAY=none | brief | full

Description

This parameter lets you control how many levels of resource requirements bjobs -l will display. You can set the parameter to one of the following values:
  • none: bjobs -l does not display any level of resource requirement.
  • brief: bjobs -l only displays the combined and effective resource requirements. This would include, for example, the following:
    RESOURCE REQUIREMENT DETAILS:
    Combined : res_req
    Effective : res_req
  • full: bjobs -l displays the job, app, queue, combined and effective resource requirement. This would include, for example, the following:
    RESOURCE REQUIREMENT DETAILS:
    Job-level : res_req
    App-level : res_req
    Queue-level: res_req
    Combined : res_req
    Effective : res_req

Combined resource requirements are the result of mbatchd merging job, application, and queue level resource requirements for each job.

Effective resource requirements are resource requirements used by the scheduler to dispatch jobs. Only the rusage can be changed for running jobs (for example, with bmod -R).

When the job finishes, the effective rsrcreq that the job last used persists in JOB_FINISH of lsb.acct and JOB_FINISH2 of lsb.stream. If mbatchd was restarted, LSF recovers job effective rsrcreq with the one persisted in the JOB_START event. When replaying the JOB_EXECUTE event, job effective rsrcreq recovers the effective rsrcreq persisted in JOB_EXECUTE.

After modifying this parameter, use badmin reconfig or badmin mbdrestart make the new value take effect.

Default

brief