llprio() llprio()
NAME
llprio - changes job priority
SYNOPSIS
llprio [-H] [-q] [-v] [ [{+|-}increment | [-p priority] ]
[hostname[.cluster _id[.proc_id] ..."
DESCRIPTION
llprio changes the priority of one or more jobs in the
LoadLeveler queue. To adjust the priority, supply a +
(plus) or - (minus) followed by an increment value. The
priority of a job ranges from 0 to 100, with higher numbers
corresponding to greater priority. Only the owner of a job
or the administrator can change the priority of a job.
llprio does not effect a job that is running, even if its
priority is lower than other jobs.
-H
Provides a short usage message.
-q
Quiet mode. Informational messages do not display. Error
messages do display.
-v
Version. Outputs the name of the command, release number,
service level and date, and operating system.
+|- increment
Specifies the amount to adjust the priority.
-p priority
Specifies the priority to assign to the job.
hostname.cluster_id.proc_id
hostname is the host where the job was queued. This
information appears when you submitted the job. If you do
not specify this argument, the hostname of the host from
which you issued the command is used.
cluster id Cluster id assigned to the job when it was
submitted.
proc id (delimeted by a dot) is the proc id assigned to the
job when it was submitted. The default is to include all
members of the cluster.
Examples
llprio +2 18.0
Adjusts the priority of job 18.0 by adding 2.
llprio -p 46 mymachine.32.4
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llprio() llprio()
Changes the priority of job mymachine.32.4 to 46
llprio -5 47
Adjusts the priority of all jobs within cluster 47 by
subtracting 5.
SEE ALSO
LoadL_config LoadL_admin llq llcancel llstatus
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