Platform LSF Command Reference - SAS

subvalue is no unlimited. If the operating system has other kinds of shell limits, LSF doesnot collect them. LSF collects the following operating system user limits:• CPU time in milliseconds• Maximum file size• Data size• Stack size• Core file size• Resident set size• Open files• Virtual (swap) memory• Process limit• Thread limit-x-a "esub_application ..."Puts the host running your job into exclusive execution mode.In exclusive execution mode, your job runs by itself on a host. It is dispatched only toa host with no other jobs running, and LSF does not send any other jobs to the hostuntil the job completes.To submit a job in exclusive execution mode, the queue must be configured to allowexclusive jobs.When the job is dispatched, bhosts(1) reports the host status as closed_Excl, andlsload(1) reports the host status as lockU.Until your job is complete, the host is not selected by LIM in response to placementrequests made by lsplace(1), lsrun(1) or lsgrun(1) or any other load sharingapplications.You can force other batch jobs to run on the host by using the -m host_name optionof brun(1) to explicitly specify the locked host.You can force LIM to run other interactive jobs on the host by using the -mhost_name option of lsrun(1) or lsgrun(1) to explicitly specify the locked host.Specifies one or more application-specific esub executables that you want LSF toassociate with the job.The value of -a must correspond to the application name of an actual esub file. Forexample, to use bsub -a fluent, the file esub.fluent must exist inLSF_SERVERDIR.For example, to submit a job that invokes two application-specific esub executablesnamed esub.license and esub.fluent, enter:bsub -a "license fluent" my_jobmesub uses the method name license to invoke the esub named LSF_SERVERDIR/esub.license, and the method name fluent to invoke the esub namedLSF_SERVERDIR/esub.fluent.Platform LSF Command Reference 211