Check the status of a job, identified by its Maui Job ID. This command produces output somewhat
overcrowded with information; in many cases, it is better to use diagnose -j.
Example:
[140] bourbaki:/home/ai2/gregory>checkjob gregory.127 checking job gregory.127 State: Running Creds: user:gregory group:user class:Batch qos:med WallTime: 00:00:22 of 00:05:00 SubmitTime: Sun Apr 11 15:25:08 (Time Queued Total: 00:00:21 Eligible: 00:00:21) StartTime: Sun Apr 11 15:25:29 Total Tasks: 1 Req[0] TaskCount: 1 Partition: DEFAULT Network: ETHER Memory >= 0 Disk >= 0 Swap >= 0 Opsys: Linux Arch: i386 Features: [NONE] Allocated Nodes: [.8:1] IWD: /cluster-home/gregory/testing/grab Executable: /var/spool/clubmask/gregory.127 Bypass: 0 StartCount: 1 PartitionMask: [ALL] Flags: ADVRES:gregoryLIST16640.0 BYNAME PREEMPTOR Reservation 'gregory.127' (-00:00:22 -> 00:04:38 Duration: 00:05:00) PE: 1.00 StartPriority: 50
Explanation:
This job is currently running in QOS
"med". It is using a single CPU on node 8. Its declared wallclock time
limit is 5 minutes, of which it has used so far 22 seconds. Its
working directory is /cluster-home/gregory/testing/grab.
One more thing to note is the ADVRES flag; if shown, it tells you the
reservation with which the
job is associated.
See also: diagnose -j,showq,cmwait