qacct -j jobid | grep maxvmem
I use it in an epilog script in order to control/report if users are
using the memory requests "properly".
PS: Note that if your job was too short, maxvmem might have an "N/A" value.
Txema
El 19/05/12 19:16, Farkas, Illes escribió:
Hello,
Is there a command (or an argument/switch of qsub) that tells the
queue manager to write into a file the maximum amount of memory used
by one of the jobs during its entire life time? To the best of my
knowledge, after a job finishes, its statistics (with "qstat -j")
cannot be seen any more by the user. Is there a way that users can ask
for the final "maxvmem" values of their past jobs?
Sorry, if the answer is something obvious. I couldn't find a
"-verbose" or "-statistics" switch for qsub.
Thanks
Illes
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