Hi,
while looking into another issue I stumbed over this:
$ qsub -w e -l group=foo test.sh
Unable to run job: error: no suitable queues.
Exiting.
$ qsub -l group=foo test.sh
Your job 3393 ("test.sh") has been submitted
Well, the implemented JSV will remove the invalid request (the complex "group"
is defined but not assigned to anything) and let the job run. If the complex
isn't defined at all, the error message is different:
$ qsub -l bar=foo test.sh
Unable to run job: unknown resource "bar".
Exiting.
Setting an invalid request in the JSV will also issue the above "Unable to run
job: error: no suitable queues." which is what I expect. But should the SGE
internal mechanism really be called before the JSV has any chance to correct
it? For now I think the SGE internal check is done twice: one before and one
after the JSV.
-- Reuti
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