Administering Platform LSF - SAS

Chapter 32
Interactive Jobs with bsub
Split stdout and
stderr
If in your environment there is a wrapper around bsub and LSF commands so
that end-users are unaware of LSF and LSF-specific options, you redirect
standard output and standard error of batch interactive jobs to a file with the
> operator.
By default, both standard error messages and output messages for batch
interactive jobs are written to stdout on the submission host.
For example:
% bsub -I myjob 2>mystderr 1>mystdout
In the above example, both stderr and stdout are written to mystdout.
To redirect both stdout and stderr to different files, set
LSF_INTERACTIVE_STDERR=y in lsf.conf or as an environment variable.
For example, with LSF_INTERACTIVE_STDERR set:
% bsub -I myjob 2>mystderr 1>mystdout
stderr is redirected to mystderr, and stdout to mystdout.
See the Platform LSF Reference for more details on
LSF_INTERACTIVE_STDERR.
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