Administering Platform LSF - SAS

Chapter 29
Job Starters
%USRCMD string
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The special string %USRCMD indicates the position of the job starter command
in the job command line. By default, the user commands run after the job
starter, so the %USRCMD string is not usually required. For example, these two
job starters both give the same results:
JOB_STARTER = /bin/csh -c
JOB_STARTER = /bin/csh -c %USRCMD
You can also enclose the %USRCMD string in quotes or follow it with additional
commands. For example:
JOB_STARTER = /bin/csh -c "%USRCMD;sleep 10"
If a user submits the following job to the queue with this job starter:
% bsub myjob arguments
the command that actually runs is:
% /bin/csh -c "myjob arguments; sleep 10"
See the Platform LSF Reference for information about the JOB_STARTER
parameter in the lsb.queues file.
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