Each batch queue has execution conditions that apply to all jobs in the queue, and you can specify additional conditions when you submit the job. By specifying a single host, you can force your job to wait until that host is available and then run on that host. Selecting a Job Queue Job queues represent different job scheduling and control policies. All jobs submitted to the same queue share the same scheduling and control policy. System administrators can configure job queues to control resource access by different users and types of application.
Users select the job queue that best fits each job.
However, jobs are not dispatched unless the queue is Active . The bjobs command reports the status of LSF Batch jobs. Running jobs are listed first. Pending jobs are listed in the order in which they will be scheduled. Jobs in high priority queues are listed before those in lower priority queues.