MAX_JOBID=integer
The job ID limit. The job ID limit is the highest job ID that LSF will ever assign, and also the maximum number of jobs in the system.
By default, LSF assigns job IDs up to 6 digits. This means that no more than 999999 jobs can be in the system at once.
Specify any integer from 999999 to 2147483646 (for practical purposes, you can use any 10-digit integer less than this value).
You cannot lower the job ID limit, but you can raise it to 10 digits. This allows longer term job accounting and analysis, and means you can have more jobs in the system, and the job ID numbers will roll over less often.
LSF assigns job IDs in sequence. When the job ID limit is reached, the count rolls over, so the next job submitted gets job ID "1". If the original job 1 remains in the system, LSF skips that number and assigns job ID "2", or the next available job ID. If you have so many jobs in the system that the low job IDs are still in use when the maximum job ID is assigned, jobs with sequential numbers could have totally different submission times.
MAX_JOBID=125000000
999999