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Form Descriptions
Filters Form
Use the Filters form to filter the list of jobs based on selected criteria. Regular expressions are not supported and values must be specified fully.
Status activates the cyclic field to let you select a status for filtering the jobs.
Owner lets you type the name of the owner.
Host Name lets you type the name of the host on which the job was launched.
Job Name lets you specify a name to the job.
Queue lets you type the name of the queue in which the job is running.
OK submits the selected filter attributes and closes the form.
Apply submits the selected filter attributes and leaves the form open so you can submit additional filter searches.
Clear removes all the information from the form.
Cancel closes the form without applying the selected filters.
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Options Form
Manual sets the refresh mode to update the display only on request.
Auto lets you set the refresh mode to update the display automatically at the specified rate. Move the slider to adjust the rate. The default refresh rate is 2 minutes.
Show confirmations before terminating jobs lets you specify whether you want the Job Monitor to display a dialog box to alert you before terminating a job.
Send default mail on job abort lets you specify whether you want the Job Monitor to send you an e-mail notification when a job aborts.
Show Columns lets you select the following job attributes to display:
Job Id displays the identification number assigned to a job.
The job ID is always displayed and cannot be disabled.
Job Name displays the name of the job.
Owner displays the user ID of the owner of the job.
Host Name displays the name of the host on which the job was launched.
Status displays the state of a job.
Submit Time displays the time when a job was submitted.
Start Time displays the time when a job started running or is scheduled to run.
End Time displays the time when a job was terminated.
Command lets you specify a set of instructions to run a job.
Queue displays the name of the queue in which the job is launched.
OK sets the specified options and closes the form.
Defaults resets the form values to their default values.
Cancel closes the form without applying your selections.
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Output Log Form
View – Refresh reloads the data being displayed. Refresh is done automatically every 5 seconds if you do not perform a manual refresh.
View – File Info provides the filename, location, size, and permissions of the output or error log file being viewed.
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Run Form
Queue Name lets you specify the name of the queue in which you want to run a job.
Host Name lets you specify the name of the host on which you want to run a job. If you select the DEFAULT queue, you can specify any host name. If you do not specify a host name, the Job Monitor runs the jobs on your local host.
If you select a specific queue, you can type the name of a host that is available for the specified queue or click the arrow to select one of the hosts. If Host Name is left blank, the system assigns a host depending on the availability and the load of each machine assigned to the queue.
Job Name lets you specify a name to a job or a group of jobs. This field is optional and defaults to the command name.
Command lets you specify a set of instructions to run a job.
Input File
lets you specify the path to the file that connects to the stdin of the job. If the job attempts to read its stdin, it reads the contents of this file. This path can be specified as absolute or relative to the working directory of the job. The default is
/dev/null.
Output Log
lets you specify the path to the file to which the output of the job will be sent. If the job attempts to write to its stdout, the contents are written to this file. This path can be specified as absolute or relative to the working directory of the job. The default is /dev/null.
Error Log
lets you specify the path to the file to which the stderr output of the job is sent. If the job attempts to write to its stderr, the contents are written to this file. This path can be specified as absolute or relative to the working directory of the job. The default is /dev/null.
Login Shell lets you select a shell specific to your environment prior to running a job.
Schedule For Future lets you specify a start date in the future.
Start Time lets you set the time at which you want to start the job. You can enter or use the spin box to specify the time.
The clock is reset when this form is closed.
Start Date lets you select the date on which you want to start the job. You can enter or use the spin box to specify the date.
Mailing List lets you type the list of users you want to notify when a job terminates or stops running. You can specify multiple entries using a comma or a space as a delimiter.
Dependencies lets you type the job ID of jobs that must end before this job can start. Separate multiple entries by a comma or a space.
OK launches the job and closes the form.
Apply launches the job and leaves the form open.
Clear removes all the information from the form.
Cancel closes the form without launching the job.
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