Batch Job Reporting Command
The qview command can be used to report information about jobs that have
been submitted to the batch queuing system, producing output that is more user-friendly
than most native batch queuing system commands. Many options are available for filtering
and summarizing job information. View the qview man page or execute qview –H
at a system prompt for details about the command-line options.
Sample Default Report Format
$ qview
Requested Elapsed
Num Walltime Walltime
JobID Username Queue Job Name Cores hhhh:mm:ss hhhh:mm:ss ST ExHost
====================================================================================================
123456 userA frontier myjob123 56320 168:00:00 72:41:50 R batch6
123459 userB standard GPUdata1 308 168:00:00 47:17:29 R batch1
123462 userC standard project_xyz 1716 12:00:00 ---------- Q ------------
123463 userD standard calcimage 1716 12:00:00 ---------- Q ------------
123470 userE high rrr_KNL_runX 2048 24:00:00 16:55:20 R batch11
123471 userA debug transformAAA 1760 0:10:00 ---------- Q ------------
123472 userF background anytime789 176 0:30:00 0:02:32 R batch32
123475 userF background anytime790 176 1:00:00 0:26 R batch35
123477 userG standard BigMemTest 88 24:00:00 21:19:47 R batch2
Load Summary:
Running Queued
Cores Jobs Cores Jobs
====================================================================================================
General: 59116 6 5192 3
ARS: 0 0 0 0
DSP: 0 0 0 0
Compute Pool: 161488
ARS Reserved: 0
DSP Reserved: 0
Available : 102372
Sample Node-type Summary Report Format
$ qview -C
Requested Elapsed
Num Walltime Walltime
JobID Username Queue Job Name Cores hhhh:mm:ss hhhh:mm:ss ST ExHost
====================================================================================================
123456 userA frontier myjob123 56320 168:00:00 72:41:50 R batch6
123459 userB standard GPUdata1 308 168:00:00 47:17:29 R batch1
123462 userC standard project_xyz 1716 12:00:00 ---------- Q ------------
123463 userD standard calcimage 1716 12:00:00 ---------- Q ------------
123470 userE high rrr_KNL_runX 2048 24:00:00 16:55:20 R batch11
123471 userA debug transformAAA 1760 0:10:00 ---------- Q ------------
123472 userF background anytime789 176 0:30:00 0:02:32 R batch32
123475 userF background anytime790 176 1:00:00 0:26 R batch35
123477 userG standard BigMemTest 88 24:00:00 21:19:47 R batch2
Load Summary:
Running Queued
Cores Jobs Cores Jobs
====================================================================================================
General: 59116 6 5192 3
ARS: 0 0 0 0
DSP: 0 0 0 0
Total Standard GPU+1 Bigmem KNL
======== ======== ======== ======== ========
Compute Pool: 161488 = 125792 704 176 34816
-------- -------- -------- -------- --------
General : 59116 = 56672 308 88 2048
ARS Reserved: 0 = 0 0 0 0
DSP Reserved: 0 = 0 0 0 0
======== ======== ======== ======== ========
Available : 102372 = 69120 396 88 32768
Field Descriptions
(Note: Descriptions are provided for only the most common report fields.)
- JobID - ID number given to the job by the batch queuing system
- Username - Username of the person who submitted the job
- Queue - Execution queue in which the job has been placed
- Job Name - Name given to the job by either the user or the batch queuing system
- Num Cores - Number of computational cores of all types requested by the job
- Requested Walltime - Requested maximum wall time for job execution (HHHH:MM:SS)
- Elapsed Time - Amount of wall time consumed so far (HHHH:MM:SS)
- ST - Job status: Q(ueued), H(eld), W(aiting), R(unning), etc.
- ExHost - Name of the batch (MOM) node for a running job
- Running Cores - Number of computational cores requested by all running jobs
- Running Jobs - Number of running jobs
- Queued Cores - Number of computational cores being requested by all pending jobs
- Queued Jobs - Number of pending jobs
- General – Number of cores requested by all running/pending jobs other than ARS and DSP
- ARS – Number of cores requested by all running/pending jobs in ARS-created queues
- DSP – Number of cores requested by all running/pending jobs in DSP queues
- Compute Pool – Total number of computational cores being provided by the system
- ARS Reserved – Total number of cores currently reserved by ARS-created reservations
- DSP Reserved – Total number of cores currently reserved for all DSP queues
- Available – Total number of unused computational cores
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