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How to easily kill or remove an entire job process group
/env python import qb task = [] def newJob(name, status='blocked'): job = { 'prototype': 'cmdline', 'name': 'job %s' % name, 'label': 'job %s' % name…qbrequeue
, failed) subjobs --user string Requeue jobs for user string --type string --prototype string Requeue jobs with string type --status string Requeue jobs…qbblock
--subjobrunning Block running subjob --subjobpending Block pending subjob --user string Block jobs for user string --type string --prototype string Block…qbbottom
active (pending,running,blocked) jobs --user string Bottom jobs for user string --type string --prototype string Bottom jobs with string type --status string…qbinterrupt
Interrupt jobs for user string --type string --prototype string Interrupt jobs with string type --status string Interrupt jobs with string status (ex. pending…qbjobs
with string label -type string-prototype string Display jobs with string type --kind string Display jobs with string kind --priority int Display jobs with int…qbkill
--subjobblocked Kill blocked subjobs --subjobbadlogin Kill badlogin subjobs --user string Kill jobs for user string --type string --prototype string…submit-agenda-timeout-job.py
') to process it. job = {} job['name'] = 'agenda timeout job submitted from python' job['cpus'] = 1 job['prototype'] = 'cmdrange' # our test job will run a "sleep…framesubmit.pl
reference # # my $job = { # "name" => "job name", # "priority" => , # "branch" => "", # "prototype" => "job type", # "cpus" => 20 # }; # # push @list_of_jobs, $job; # # Included…Basic dependencies
['name'] = 'python parent job' job['cpus'] = 2 job['prototype'] = 'cmdrange' job['requirements'] = 'host.os=linux or host.os=osx' # For the package, we'll just do…