Job submission and execution controls commands

Commands for submission

Command	Description
bsub -a `esub_application` [`esub_application`] …	Specifies one or more esub executables to run at job submission For example, to specify the esub named esub.fluent, use `bsub -a fluent` LSF runs any esub executables defined by LSB_ESUB_METHOD, followed by the executable named "esub" if it exists in LSF_SERVERDIR, followed by the esub executables specified by the -a option LSF runs eexec if an executable file with that name exists in LSF_SERVERDIR
brestart	Restarts a checkpointed job and runs the esub executables specified when the job was submitted LSF runs any esub executables defined by LSB_ESUB_METHOD, followed by the executable named "esub" if it exists in LSF_SERVERDIR, followed by the esub executables specified by the -a option LSF runs eexec if an executable file with that name exists in LSF_SERVERDIR
lsrun	Submits an interactive task; LSF runs eexec if an eexec executable exists in LSF_SERVERDIR LSF runs eexec only at task startup (LS_EXEC_T=START)
lsgrun	Submits an interactive task to run on a set of hosts; LSF runs eexec if an eexec executable exists in LSF_SERVERDIR LSF runs eexec only at task startup (LS_EXEC_T=START)

Commands to monitor

Not applicable: There are no commands to monitor the behavior of this feature.

Commands to control

Command	Description
bmod -a `esub_application` [`esub_application`] …	Resubmits a job and changes the esubs previously associated with the job LSF runs any esub executables defined by LSB_ESUB_METHOD, followed by the executable named "esub" if it exists in LSF_SERVERDIR, followed by the esub executables specified by the -a option of bmod LSF runs eexec if an executable file with that name exists in LSF_SERVERDIR
bmod -an	Dissociates from a job all esub executables that were previously associated with the job LSF runs any esub executables defined by LSB_ESUB_METHOD, followed by the executable named "esub" if it exists in LSF_SERVERDIR LSF runs eexec if an executable file with that name exists in LSF_SERVERDIR

Commands to display configuration

Command	Description
badmin showconf	Displays all configured parameters and their values set in lsf.conf or ego.conf that affect mbatchd and sbatchd. Use a text editor to view other parameters in the lsf.conf or ego.conf configuration files. In a MultiCluster environment, displays the parameters of daemons on the local cluster.

Use a text editor to view the lsf.sudoers configuration file.