Difference between revisions of "Information on used Resources"
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The command returns information about the job itself (first line) and individual job steps (following lines). A job step is defined by the <tt>srun</tt>-command used within a job script. | The command returns information about the job itself (first line) and individual job steps (following lines). A job step is defined by the <tt>srun</tt>-command used within a job script. In addition, the job script itself is shown as a special step in the line <tt><job-id>.batch</tt> (in the example no <tt>srun</tt>-job steps are present). | ||
Revision as of 16:42, 27 February 2017
Getting Information about Job Resources
It can be useful to know how many resources a job has used, for example to adjust the requested resources of a similar following job. The sacct-command can be used for this purpose. Information about a specific job are obtained with the option -j <job-id>, e.g.:
$ sacct -j 21400
JobID JobName Partition Account AllocCPUS State ExitCode
------------ ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------
21400 g09test carl.p 8 COMPLETED 0:0
21400.batch batch 8 COMPLETED 0:0
The command returns information about the job itself (first line) and individual job steps (following lines). A job step is defined by the srun-command used within a job script. In addition, the job script itself is shown as a special step in the line <job-id>.batch (in the example no srun-job steps are present).
