How application profiles interact with queue and job parameters
Application profiles operate in conjunction with queue
and job-level options. In general, you use application profile definitions
to refine queue-level settings, or to exclude some jobs from queue-level
parameters.
Application profile settings that override queue settings Application profile limits and queue limits Define application-specific environment variables Absolute run limits lsb.params or in lsb.applications for the application profile that is associated with your job. When ABS_RUNLIMIT=Y is defined in lsb.params or in the application profile, the run time limit is not normalized by the host CPU factor. Absolute wall-clock run time is used for all jobs submitted with a run limit configured.Pre-execution before application-level pre-execution commands. Job level pre-execution commands (bsub -E ) override application-level pre-execution commands.Post-execution Re-runnable jobs bsub -r or bsub -rn ) overrides both the application profile and the queue.Resource requirements Estimated job run time and runtime limits estimated run time for jobs. LSF uses the estimated value for job scheduling purposes only, and does not kill jobs that exceed this value unless the jobs also exceed a defined runtime limit.