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SYNOPSIS
qstat [--version] [-d] [-f] [-l] <jobid> <jobid> qstat [-d] -q <queue> <queue>
DESCRIPTION
qstat query the queue manager for all queued and active jobs.
OPTIONS
-d --debug Turn on communication debugging -h --help Displays the usage and a brief descriptions of the options --version Displays client revision and Cobalt version -f --full Show more verbose information. --header <header fields> Specify custom header with a colon-separated list for qstat display. (See qstat -lf for the possible fields.) The custom header may also be specified setting QSTAT_HEADER in the envi‐ ronment or a cqstat_header entry under [cqm] in /etc/cobalt.conf. The header is taken from /etc/cobalt.conf first, then $QSTAT_HEADER, and finally qstat --header. Example: qstat --header JobId:State:RunTime -l --long Show job info in vertical format. Use with '-f' to get all job info. -Q Show queues and properties. Properties: MaxTime The maximum walltime (in minutes) allowed for jobs sub‐ mitted to the queue. MinTime The minimum walltime (in minutes) allowed for jobs sub‐ mitted to the queue. MaxQueued The maximum number of jobs a user is allowed to have in the queue, whether running or queued. The maximum number of jobs a user is allowed to have run‐ ning in the queue. MaxUsernodes The maximum number of nodes a user is allowed to have allocated with running jobs in the queue. TotalNodes The maximum number of nodes any jobs in the queue are allowed to have allocated with running jobs. Priority The priority of the queue. Higher numbers have higher priority. --reverse Reverse ouput --sort <sort fields> Specify sort fields with a colon-separated list for qstat dis‐ play. -u --user <user name> Specify user name.
ENIRONMENT VARIABLES
The following environment variables affect qstat: QSTAT_HEADER Specifies custom header for job queries (See --header).
SEE ALSO
qdel(1), qsub(1), cqm(1)
BUGS
None are currently known. qstat(1)