In the xml file you will need to specify which batch pool, or affiliation you want to run on.
Which affiliations can I use?
All users have access to the nodes in the table below. Find the full details about
these and other types of nodes on the
resources page. Note that charging is equal for the
different processor types; an hour of time on a serial node "costs" the same as an hour
of time on a v3 node.
| Specification |
Operating System |
Purpose |
| development |
Windows |
short test jobs |
| v2linuxdev |
Linux |
short test jobs |
| v2linux |
Linux |
serial or parallel jobs |
| serial |
Windows |
serial jobs |
| v3 |
Windows |
parallel jobs |
Which affiliations are free right now?
To find out, use the vsched -affiliations command:
H:\Users\your_username\>vsched -a
Cluster Total Free Busy Clearing Maintenance Down
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
admm 170 64 105 0 1 0
cbsu1 190 0 185 0 2 3
cbsu2 40 1 39 0 0 0
development 4 4 0 0 0 0
serial 4 4 0 0 0 0
special 16 0 16 0 0 0
v2Linux 108 108 0 0 0 0
v2linuxdev 4 4 0 0 0 0
v3 170 1 169 0 0 0
x64test 10 10 0 0 0 0
What is the wait on a given queue?
To find out, use the vsched -queue command. Remember, jobs are run first-in, first-out, with
backfilling.
JobId User Nodes Time Type Stat End Time Master Affiliation
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
47231 daykov 18 24:00 B R 09:31 01/16 V3R03C3N04 v3
47234 daykov 18 24:00 B R 09:53 01/16 V3R02C4N03 v3
47287 szf2 14 24:00 B R 10:15 01/16 V3R01C2N01 v3
47250 daykov 18 24:00 B R 10:15 01/16 V3R01C3N05 v3
47286 ml294 15 24:00 B R 12:26 01/16 V3R05C2N02 v3
47288 szf2 14 24:00 B R 13:26 01/16 V3R03C1N09 v3
47289 daykov 18 24:00 B R 13:48 01/16 V3R03C3N03 v3
47294 hw98 16 24:00 B W v3
47340 ml294 15 24:00 B W v3
47365 jwa24 8 24:00 B W v3
Status key:
- W: Waiting
- S: Starting
- M: Mending
- R: Running
- C: Clearing
- H: Holding (See details in Tips and Tricks)
