MBD_USE_EGO_MXJ=Y | N
By default, when EGO-enabled SLA scheduling is configured, EGO allocates an entire host to LSF, which uses its own MXJ definition to determine how many slots are available on the host. LSF gets its host allocation from EGO, and runs as many jobs as the LSF configured MXJ for that host dictates.
MBD_USE_EGO_MXJ forces LSF to use the job slot maximum configured in the EGO consumer. This allows partial sharing of hosts (for example, a large SMP computer) among different consumers or workload managers. When MBD_USE_EGO_MXJ is set, LSF schedules jobs based on the number of slots allocated from EGO. For example, if hostA has 4 processors, but EGO allocates 2 slots to an EGO-enabled SLA consumer. LSF can schedule a maximum of 2 jobs from that SLA on hostA.
N (mbatcthd uses the LSF MXJ)