Entering bqueues -l queuename gives detailed information on a particular queue. The bacct command displays accounting information that lsbatch keeps on completed batch jobs. NCSA System accounting used to compute CPU usage is done separately from that of lsbatch, so accounting information returned by bacct should be treated as approximate. The bpeek command displays the stdout and stderr output of a unfinished batch job in the lsbatch system up to the time that this command is invoked. It is useful for monitoring the progress of a job and identifying errors.
Users can only invoke bpeek on their own jobs.
Enter bpeek jobid to get information on a particular job. 2.4 Sample Script Below is a rudimentary lsf batch script. See the UniTree page for more information about using UniTree. 2.4.1 Sample bsub Script Below is a sample bsub script you can use as to develop your own script. Pound signs that are not the first character in a line indicate the start of script comments.