Administering Platform LSF - SAS

Using Job Groups
% bhist -l 105
You cannot move job array elements from one job group to another, only
entire job arrays. A job array can only belong to one job group at a time. You
cannot modify the job group of a job attached to a service class.
bhist -l shows job group modification information:
Job , User , Project , Job Group , Command
Wed May 14 15:24:07: Submitted from host , to Queue , CWD
;
Wed May 14 15:24:10: Parameters of Job are changed:
Job group changes to: /risk_group/portfolio2/monthly;
Wed May 14 15:24:17: Dispatched to ;
Wed May 14 15:24:17: Starting (Pid 8602);
...
Terminating (bkill)
Deleting (bgdel)
Use the -g option of bkill and specify a job group path to terminate jobs in
a job group. For example,
% bkill -g /risk_group 106
Job is being terminated
Use job ID 0 (zero) to terminate all jobs in a job group:
% bkill -g /risk_group 0
Job is being terminated
Job is being terminated
Job is being terminated
Job is being terminated
bkill only kills jobs in the job group you specify. It does not kill jobs in lower
level job groups in the path. For example, jobs are attached to job groups
/risk_group and /risk_group/consolidate:
% bsub -g /risk_group myjob
Job is submitted to default queue .
% bsub -g /risk_group/consolidate myjob2
Job is submitted to default queue .
The following bkill command only kills jobs in /risk_group, not the
subgroup /risk_group/consolidate:
% bkill -g /risk_group 0
Job is being terminated
% bkill -g /risk_group/consolidate 0
Job is being terminated
Use bgdel command to remove a job group. The job group cannot contain
any jobs. For example:
% bgdel /risk_group
Job group /risk_group is deleted.
deletes the job group /risk_group and all its subgroups.
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