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pbs_job_attributes(7B) PBS pbs_job_attributes(7B) NAME pbs_job_attributes - pbs job attributes DESCRIPTION A batch job has the following public attributes shown in the following list. The attributes marked with the section symbol <section> are re- quired by POSIX 1003.2d: If an attribute is unset, the indicated de- fault value is assumed. Account_Name _section_ Used for accounting on some hosts. Format: string; default value: none, not used. Checkpoint _section_ If supported by the server implementation and the host operating system, the checkpoint attribute determines when checkpointing will be performed by PBS on behalf of the job. The legal values for checkpoint are described under the qalter and qsub commands. Format: the strings "n", "s", "c", "c=mmmm"; default value: "u", which is unspecified. depend The type of inter-job dependencies specified by the job owner. Format: "type:jobid[,jobid...]"; default value: no dependencies. Error_Path _section_ The final path name for the file containing the job's standard error stream. See the qsub and qalter command description for more detail. Format: "[hostname:]pathname"; default value: (job_name).e(job_number). Execution_Time _section_ The time after which the job may execute. The time is main- tained in seconds since Epoch. If this time has not yet been reached, the job will not be scheduled for execution and the job is said to be in wait state. Format: "[[CCwYY]MMDDhhmm[.ss]"; default value: time 0, no delay. group_list _section_ A list of group_names@hosts which determines the group under which the job is run on a given host. [internal type: array of strings] When a job is to be placed into execution, the server will select a group name according to the following ordered set of rules: 1. Select the group name from the list for which the associated host name matches the name of the execution host. 2. Select the group name which has no associated host name, the wild card name. 3. Use the login group for the user name under which the job will be run. Format: "group_name[@host][,group_name[@host]...]". Hold_Types _section_ The set of holds currently applied to the job. If the set is not null, the job will not be scheduled for execution and is said to be in the hold state. Note, the hold state takes precedence over the wait state. Format: string made up of the letters 'u', 's', 'o'; default value: no hold. Job_Name _section_ The name assigned to the job by the qsub or qalter command. Format: string up to 15 characters, first character must be al- phabetic; default value: the base name of the job script or STDIN. Join_Path _section_ If the Join_Paths attribute is {TRUE}, then the job's standard error stream will be merged, inter-mixed, with the job's stan- dard output stream and placed in the file determined by the Out- put_Path attribute. The Error_Path attribute is maintained, but ignored. Format: boolean, values accepted are "True", "TRUE", "true", "Y", "y", "1", "False", "FALSE", "false", "N", "n", "0"; default value: false. Keep_Files _section_ If Keep_Files contains the values "o" and/or "e" the correspond- ing streams of the batch job will be retained on the execution host upon job termination. Keep_Files overrides the Output_Path and Error_Path attributes. Format: "o", "e", "oe" or "eo"; de- fault value: no keep, return files to submission host. Mail_Points _section_ Identifies at which state changes the server will send mail about the job. Format: string made up of the letters 'a' for abort, 'b' for beginning, and default value: 'a', send on job abort. Mail_Users _section_ The set of users to whom mail may be sent when the job makes certain state changes. Format: "user@host[,user@host]"; de- fault value: job owner only. Output_Path _section_ The final path name for the file containing the job's standard output stream. See the qsub and qalter command description for more detail. Format: see error_path, default value: (job_name).o(job_number). Priority _section_ The job scheduling priority assigned by the user. Format: "[+|-]nnnnn"; default value: undefined. Rerunable _section_ The rerunable flag given by the user. Format: "y" or "n", see Join_Path; default value: y, job is rerunable. Resource_List _section_ The list of resources required by the job. The resource list is a set of name=value strings. The meaning of name and value is server dependent. The value also establishes the limit of usage of that resource. If not set, the value for a resource may be determined by a queue or server default established by the ad- ministrator. Default value: no usage or no limit depending on specific resource. Shell_Path_List _section_ A set of absolute paths of the program to process the job's script file. The list is in the format: "path[@host][,path[@host]...]". If this is null, then the user's login shell on the host of execution will be used. De- fault value: null, login shell. stagein The list of files to be staged in prior to job execution. For- mat: local_path@remote_host:remote_path stageout The list of files to be staged out after job execution. Format: local_path@remote_host:remote_path User_List _section_ The list of user@hosts which determines the user name under which the job is run on a given host. [internal type: array of strings] When a job is to be placed into execution, the server will select a user name from the list according to the following ordered set of rules: 1. Select the user name from the list for which the associated host name matches the name of the execution host. 2. Select the user name which has no associated host name, the wild card name. 3. Use the Job_Owner as the user name. Default value: job owner name. Variable_List _section_ This is the list of environment variables passed with the Queue Job batch request. Format: "name=value[,name=value...]". The following attributes require system, manager, or operator privilege to set. They are visible to clients depending on privilege as noted. comment An attribute for displaying comments about the job from the sys- tem. Visible to any client. Format: any string; default value: none. sched_hint This attribute is present when the job is a member of a synchro- nous dependency set. It is set when the hold is released on the job. The value is {SYNC_SCHED_HINT_FIRST} (1) when the first job of the set is released for scheduling. This is a hint that may be used by the scheduler to decrease the priority of the job. This keeps a user from attempting to game the scheduler. The attribute is set to {SYNC_SCHED_HINT_OTHER} (2) for all other jobs in the set as they become schedulable. This should be taken as a hint by the scheduler to increase their priority to insure they will run at the same time as the earlier sched- uled jobs in the set. [This attribute is viewable only by the batch administrator.] [type: integer] The following attributes are read-only, they are established by the server and are visible to the client but cannot be set by a client. Certain ones are only visible to privileged clients (those run by the batch administrator). alt_id For a few systems, such as Irix 6.x running Array Services, the session id is insufficient to track which processes belong to the job. Where a different identifier is required, it is recorded in this attribute. If set, it will also be recorded in the end-of-job accounting record. For Irix 6.x running Array Services, the alt_id attribute is set to the Array Session Handle (ASH) assigned to the job. ctime The time that the job was created. etime The time that the job became eligible to run, i.e. in a queued state while residing in an execution queue. exec_host If the job is running, this is set to the name of the host on which the job is executing. exit_status The exit status of the job. This is only set on receipt of a job obituary notice from MOM, and probably only useful if the "keep_completed" server attribute is set. Note that negative values are generated internally by PBS to indicate system errors and are listed as the JOB_EXEC_* defines in pbs_job.h. Positive values are returned from the user script and cannot be inter- preted by PBS. egroup If the job is queued in an execution queue, this attribute is set to the group name under which the job is to be run. [This attribute is available only to the batch administrator.] euser If the job is queued in an execution queue, this attribute is set to the user name under which the job is to be run. [This attribute is available only to the batch administrator.] hashname The name used as a basename for various files, such as the job file, script file, and the standard output and error of the job. [This attribute is available only to the batch administrator.] interactive True if the job is an interactive PBS job. Format: boolean, see Join_Paths; default value: false. Job_Owner _section_ The login name on the submitting host of the user who submitted the batch job. job_state The state of the job. E for exiting, the job has completed execution, with or without errors, and the batch system is doing post-execu- tion clean-up. H for Held, one or more holds have been applied to the job. Q for Queued, the job resides in a execution or routing queue pending execution or routing. It is not in held or waiting state. R for Running, the job resides in a execution queue and has been placed into execution. S for Suspend (Job running on Unicos only), the job was ex- ecuting and has been suspended. The job retains its as- signed resources but does not use cpu cycle or walltime. T for Transiting, the job is in process of being routed or moved to a new destination. W for Waiting, the job is not held but the Execution_Time attribute contains a time which has not yet been reached. mtime The time that the job was last modified, changed state, or changed locations. qtime The time that the job entered the current queue. queue The name of the queue in which the job currently resides. queue_rank An ordered, non-sequential number indicating the job's position with in the queue. This is provided as an aid to the scheduler. [This attribute is available to the batch manager only.] queue_type An identification of the the type of queue in which the job is currently residing. This is provided as an aid to the sched- uler. [This attribute is available to the batch manager only.] Format: The letter E or the letter r. resources_used _section_ The amount of resources used by the job. This is provided as part of job status information if the job is running. server The name of the server which is currently managing the job. session_id If the job is running, this is set to the session id of the first executing task. substate A numerical indicator of the substate of the job. The substate is used by the PBS job server internally. The attribute is visible to privileged clients, such as the scheduler. Format: integer. SEE ALSO PBS ERS, qsub(1B), qalter(1B), pbs_resources(7B) Local pbs_job_attributes(7B)
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