The qstat command
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Overview
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All user jobs are run by
torque.
Clients assume that a submitted job immediately starts running.
As stated earlier, a job may not run and will queue (wait)
if the requested resources are unavailable or if the request
exceeds a defined limit for the user or for the queue. The
qstat command tells you if the job is running, where it is
running, and for how long. It will also tell you if the job
is not running.
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Syntax
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qstat options
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Sample output
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- Sample #1:
Job id Name User Time Used S Queue
------ ---- --------- -------- - -----
1232 my_job1 jsmith 192:34:2 R staff
1233 my_job2 jsmith 192:31:5 R staff
1252 my_job3 bob1 0 Q student_long
The two jobs owned by user jsmith are running, so
indicated by the R (for running) in the S (Status)
column. The job, my_job3 owned by the student bob1,
is queued, so indicated by the Q in the status
column.
- Sample #2 (edited somewhat to fit herein):
JobID Username Queue Jobname SessID NDS TSK Time S Time
----- ------- -------- -------- ------ --- --- ----- - -----
1232 jsmith staff my_job1 31047 1 1 720:0 R 193:0
1233 jsmith staff my_job2 28986 1 1 720:0 R 192:5
1252 bob1 student_ my_job3 -- 4 1 240:0 Q --
- Sample #3:
Job ID Username Queue Jobname SessID NDS TSK Memory Time S Time
------ -------- ------ -------- ------ --- --- ------ ---- -- ----
1232 jsmith staff my_job1 31047 1 1 -- 720:0 R 193:1
argo2-4/0
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Examples of the qstat command
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Command |
Description |
| qstat -an |
Give me a listing of ALL jobs (-a) and the nodes allocated to each one (n) |
| qstat -u netid |
Give me a listing of ONLY my jobs (-u your netid) (running or awaiting execution) |
| qstat -nu netid |
Give me a listing of my jobs (-u your netid) and the nodes allocated to them (n) |
| qstat id |
Give me information regarding a particular job (id) |
| qstat -n id |
Give me information, including the nodes assigned (-n), regarding a particular job (id) |
| qstat -f id |
Give me detailed information (-f) regarding a particular job (id) |
| qstat -q |
Give me information, including default and maximum walltime, about all of the queues (-q) |
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Documentation
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- For detailed information about the qstat command, see the man page (man qstat).
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