busers - get information about users and user groups of lsbatch
busers [ -h ] [ -V ] [ user_name ... | all ]
Display the information about the batch users and user groups (see bugroup(1) ) that are specified by user_name ..., or about all the users and user groups if the reserved user name all is present. The default is to display the information about the user who invokes this command. A listing of the users and user groups is displayed with the following fields:
USER/GROUP
The name of the user or user group.
JL/P
The maximum number of jobs submitted by the user or user group that
can be processed simultaneously on each processor. For non-preemptive
scheduling, the concurrently processed jobs include both running and
suspended jobs. For preemptive scheduling, the concurrently processed
jobs include only running jobs (see the description of PREEMPTIVE in
lsbatch(5)
). This job limit is configured per processor so that multiprocessor
hosts are automatically allowed to run more jobs. If the
character `-' is displayed, there is no limit. JL/P is defined in the
lsbatch configuration file lsb.users (see lsbatch(5)
).
MAX The maximum number of jobs submittd by the user or user group that can be processed concurrently in the system. For non-preemptive scheduling, the concurrently processed jobs include both running and suspended jobs. For preemptive scheduling, the concurrently processed jobs include only running jobs (see the descrition of PREEMPTIVE in lsbatch(5) ). If the character `-' is displayed, there is no limit. MAX is defined in the lsbatch configuration file lsb.users (see lsbatch(5) ).
NJOBS
The current number of jobs submitted by the user or user group. A
parallel job that is pending is counted as one job as it only takes
one job slot in the queue. A parallel job that is running or
suspended on n processors is counted as n jobs (components of the
parallel job), since it uses n processors. Note that this is different
from the way jobs are counted in queues (see NJOBS of bqueues(1)
), or
host partitions (see STARTED_JOBS of bhpart(1)
).
PEND The number of pending jobs submitted by the user or user group.
RUN The number of running jobs submitted by the user or user group.
SSUSP
The number of system-suspended jobs submitted by the user or user
group.
USUSP
The number of user-suspended jobs submitted by the user or user group.
-h Print command usage to stderr and exit.
-V Print LSF release version to stderr and exit.