>> 2.
>> I was thinking of looking at the start time and end time, taking the 
>> difference and seeing if this
>> difference is >= h_rt to determine if the job was aborted for this reason or 
>> not. Then indicating
>> that in the subject header of the email.

>Sure, that's also possible. But you have to scan the content of the to be send 
>email to adjust the header.

How does the script or executable referenced in the mailer line (modified via 
qconf -mconf) get access
to the header or contents of the email sent by SGE? Are they environment 
variables?

>>
>> 3.
>> I was hoping there might be some sort of formula to determine an ideal h_rt 
>> value. I'll have
>> to kick this decision to management.
>>
>> Personally, I don't know how users are supposed to predict in advance how 
>> long their jobs are supposed to
>> run for, nor how much memory their job will use via h_vmem. I've seen the 
>> runtime for some jobs extend
>> to several days.

>After submitting some jobs with unlimited runtime the users may get some 
>experience about certain types of jobs. This would also allow backfilling 
>then, in case they fit in a window where reserved >nodes would be idling 
>otherwise. This can of course only work if you have an uniform cluster. 
>Otherwise it would be necessary to specify different runtimes for different 
>type of machines the jobs may >start on.

Should the runtime limited nodes be the most computationally powerful systems? 
Or the least powerful?
Should they exclude nodes that have large memory pools (i.e. lots of memory)?

Thanks again Reuti.
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