Tim,
the XML output returned with -xml (e.g. in addition to 'qstat -u ...')
will contain the un-truncated data. Should be easy to parse it out.
But indeed ... it should be much easier to get this info.
Cheers,
Fritz
Tim Landscheidt schrieb:
Ian Kaufman<[email protected]> wrote:
When I run qstat -u \*, each job references the specific node it is
running on. So, if you know the jobnum, I would just use "qstat -u \*
| grep jobnum".
[...]
It does, but it truncates queue + host to 30 characters for
me:
| tools.wikilint@tools-login:~$ qstat
| job-ID prior name user state submit/start at queue
slots ja-task-ID
|
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| 1897 0.73198 lighttpd-w tools.wikili Rr 04/16/2014 19:28:13
webgrid-lighttpd@tools-webgrid 1
| tools.wikilint@tools-login:~$
So I can't see from that whether the job is running on
tools-webgrid-01 or tools-webgrid-02.
Tim
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