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Example 2-16 llq command
$ llq
Id
------------------------ ---------- ----------- -- --- ------------ -----------
c250f10c12ap02-hf0.49.0 itsohpc
c250f10c12ap09-hf0
1 job step(s) in queue, 0 waiting, 0 pending, 1 running, 0 held, 0 preempted
You also use the llq command with the -l flag to ascertain the detail information for the job,
as shown in Example 2-17. The job shows the Resource Set information, the output for task
instances, and allocated hosts if the job requested MCM affinity.
Example 2-17 Detail information of job
$ llq -l c250f10c12ap02-hf0.49.0
===== Job Step c250f10c12ap02-hf0.ppd.pok.ibm.com.49.0 =====
Job Step Id: c250f10c12ap02-hf0.ppd.pok.ibm.com.49.0
Job Name: myjob.mpi
Step Name: 0
Structure Version: 10
Owner: itsohpc
Queue Date: Fri Oct 28 10:10:12 2011
Status: Running
Reservation ID:
Requested Res. ID:
Flexible Res. ID:
Recurring: False
Scheduling Cluster:
Submitting Cluster:
Sending Cluster:
Requested Cluster:
Schedd History:
Outbound Schedds:
Submitting User:
Eligibility Time: Fri Oct 28 10:10:12 2011
Dispatch Time: Fri Oct 28 10:10:12 2011
Completion Date:
Completion Code:
Favored Job: No
User Priority: 50
user_sysprio: 0
class_sysprio: 0
group_sysprio: 0
System Priority: -160052
q_sysprio: -160052
Previous q_sysprio: 0
Notifications: Complete
Virtual Image Size: 1 kb
Large Page: N
Trace: no
Coschedule: no
SMT required: as_is
MetaCluster Job: no
Checkpointable: no
Owner
Submitted
10/28 10:10 R 50 X_Class
ST PRI Class
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