lsb_queueinfo

Returns information about batch queues.

lsb_queueinfo gets information about batch queues. See lsb.queues for more information about queue parameters.

#include <lsf/lsbatch.h>

struct queueInfoEnt *lsb_queueinfo(char **queues, int *numQueues, char *hosts, char *users, int options)

Parameters:

	**queues	An array of names of queues of interest.
	*numQueues	The number of queue names. To get information on all queues, set *numQueues to 0; *numQueues will be updated to the actual number of queues when this call returns.If *numQueues is 1 and queues is NULL, information on the system default queue is returned.
	*hosts	The host or cluster names. If hosts is not NULL, then only the queues that are enabled for the hosts are of interest.
	*user	The name of user. If user is not NULL, then only the queues that are enabled for the user are of interest.
	options	Reserved for future use; supply 0.

Data Structures:

queueInfoEnt
shareAcctInfoEnt
apsFactorInfo
apsFactorMap
apsLongNameMap

Define Statements:

queue_status
queue_attribute

Returns:

struct queueInfoEnt *:
An array of queueInfoEnt structures which stores the queue information and sets numQueues to the size of the array.
Function was successful.

NULL
Function Failed.

Errors:

If the function fails, lsberrno is set to indicate the error. If lsberrno is LSBE_BAD_QUEUE, (*queues)[*numQueues] is not a queue known to the LSF system. Otherwise, if *numQueues is less than its original value, *numQueues is the actual number of queues found.

Equivalent line commands:

bqueues

Files:

$LSB_CONFDIR/cluster_name/configdir/lsb.queues

See also:

lsb_hostinfo

lsb_userinfo

lsb_usergrpinfo