On 06/21/2012 05:03 PM, Jesse Becker wrote:
Thanks, I'm aware of that. I'm trying to get the state of a job currently in the queues.The qstat program won't report on jobs that are not either running ("r") or queued ("qw" or "hqw"). If you run 'qstat -j <nonexistantjob>', you don't get much output at all, and it's easy to tell that the job is no longer (or not yet) in the system.Or are you trying to specifically distinguish between running and queued jobs? "qstat -s r" will show only the former, and "qstat -s p" will show only the later.
Quite simply I have a script that updates a PHP page where my users can check their jobs without having to log in (most of them would not know how to do it anyway). I currently have this working on a cluster that uses PBS. Wth PBS "qstat -f -1 <job number>" will give you info similar to "qstat -j <job number>" in SGE, but it includes the current state, which is missing (kind of) in the SGE output. I was surprised since in SGE the output for all the jobs includes the state.
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