llq()							 llq()



 NAME
	  llq -	returns	information about jobs in the job queue.

 SYNOPSIS
	  llq [-H] [-l]	[-v] [-u userlist] [-h hostlist]
	  [queuehost[.cluster_id[.proc_id] .

 DESCRIPTION
	  llq returns information about	jobs in	the LoadLeveler	job
	  queue.  If you do not	specify	any arguments, llq displays
	  information about all	jobs in	the queue.

	  -H
	  Prints a short usage message.

	  -l
	  Specifies that a long	listing	be generated for each job for
	  which	status is requested.  Only the owner of	a job and the
	  administrator	can use	this option.

	  -v
	  Version.  Outputs the	name of	the command, release number,
	  service level	and date, and operating	system.

	  -u userlist
	  Blank-delimited list of users.  All jobs submitted by	users
	  in this list are queried.  When -h and -u are	both
	  specified, only jobs monitored on the	host machines in the
	  hostlist are queried.

	  -h hostlist
	  Blank-delimited list of hosts.  All jobs monitored on	host
	  machines in this list	are queried.  When -h and -u are both
	  specified, only jobs monitored on the	host machines in the
	  hostlist are queried.

	  queuehost.cluster_id.proc_id
	  queuehost
	  Name of the host to which the	job was	submitted (delimited
	  by a dot).  The default is the local host.

	  cluster_id

	  Cluster id assigned to the job when it was submitted.

	   proc_id,

	  (delimited by	a dot) is the proc number assigned to the job
	  when it was submitted.

	  The short listing contains a one line	summary	of information
	  about	specified jobs as follows:



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	  ID	Job	identifier presented as	host.cluster.proc
		number

	  OWNER	Userid of the job submitter.

	  SUBMITTED Date and time the job was submitted.

	  ST	Current job	status.	 P = pending (never been run),
		R =	running, I = idle (waiting for a machine on
		which to execute), C = completed, X	= removed, S =
		system hold, and H = user hold.

	  PRI	User specified priority of the job (between	0 and
		100).  Higher numbers correspond to	greater
		priority.

	  SIZE	The	size of	the executable,	in megabytes.

	  CLASS	The	job class associated with the job.

	  RUNNING ON
		The	name of	the host that is running the job
		(blank if not running).

 Examples
	  llq king.23.0	queen.19.1
	  Displays the short form of the data for jobs king.23.0 and
	  queen.19.1.

	  llq -h mymachine yourmachine
	  Displays the short form of all jobs on "mymachine" and on
	  "yourmachine".

	  llq -u user1
	  Displays the short form of all jobs for user "user1" on this
	  machine.

	  llq -l 13
	  Displays the long form of all	jobs within cluster 13 on this
	  machine.


 SEE ALSO
	  LoadL_admin LoadL_config llctl LoadL_master llq llcancel
	  llsubmit "IBM	LoadLeveler: Administration and	Installation"
	  "IBM LoadLeveler: User's Guide"

 COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
	  * (C)	COPYRIGHT International	Business Machines Corp.	1992
	  * All	Rights Reserved
	  * Licensed Materials - Property of IBM
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