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Revision as of 15:05, 19 April 2017
Job Submission
Once you have your job file ready, it is time to submit your job. You can submit your job to LSF with the following command:
[ NetID@ada ~]$ bsub < MyJob.LSF Verifying job submission parameters... Verifying project account... Account to charge: 123456789123 Balance (SUs): 5000.0000 SUs to charge: 5.0000 Job <12345> is submitted to default queue <sn_regular>.
After a job has been submitted, you may want to check on its progress or cancel it. Below is a list of the most used job monitoring and control commands for jobs on Ada.
Function | Command | Example |
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Submit a job | bsub < [script_file] | bsub < MyJob.LSF |
Cancel/Kill a job | bkill [Job_ID] | bkill 101204 |
Check summary status of a single job | bjobs [job_id] | bjobs 101204 |
Check summary status of all jobs for a user |
bjobs -u [user_name] | bjobs -u adaUser1 |
Check detailed status of a single job | bjobs -l [job_id] | bjobs -l 101204 |
Modify job submission options | bmod [bsub_options] [job_id] | bmod -W 2:00 101204 |
For more information on any of the commands above, please see their respective man pages.
[ NetID@ada ~]$ man [command]