Thanks Reuti, but it does not work:
$ ./status -r
awk: cmd. line:66: fatal: 3 is invalid as number of arguments for strftime
awk: cmd. line:64: fatal: 3 is invalid as number of arguments for strftime
I am running Son of GE 8.1.2.
Joseph
On 10/26/2012 03:27 AM, Reuti wrote:
Am 26.10.2012 um 08:55 schrieb Daniel Gruber:
Am 26.10.2012 um 07:58 schrieb Joseph Farran:
Howdy.
One of my queues has a wall time hard limit of 4 days ( 96 hours ):
# qconf -sq queue | grep h_rt
h_rt 96:00:00
There is a job which has been running much longer than 4 days and I am not sure
how to get the hours the job has been running.
I tried this but I am not seeing the wall time clock usage:
# qstat -F -j 11584 | egrep "usage|time"
submission_time: Sun Oct 14 23:20:47 2012
usage 1: cpu=1:14:53:21, mem=137510.37865 GB s, io=0.24098
GB, vmem=1.051G, maxvmem=1.051G
So the question is, what is the command to display the current wall clock time
this job has consumed?
now -
qstat -j 11584 -xml | grep start_time
You can also use the `status` script to show the runtime:
$ status -r
Please see the attached archive, version 1.5b should also work with version 8.
Also included is a manpage, which you can move to the preferred location or
adjust the $MANPATH.
-- Reuti
@Dave and @Rayson: can you please host a copy of the tar? I couldn't spot it.
Regards,
Daniel
If the job is suspended, does that affect the "h_rt" limit?
Thanks,
Joseph
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