Re: [slurm-users] actual time of start (or finish) of a job

Thanks, that's exactly it. I naively assumed that the '-l" in sacct provided "everything" (given how long and unwieldy it is, but I noticed now that it isn't). Sorry for the noise! On Wed, Feb 15, 2023 at 5:32 PM Joseph Francisco Guzman wrote: > > Hi Davide, > > I would use the Start and End fiel

Re: [slurm-users] actual time of start (or finish) of a job

Hi Davide, I would use the Start and End fields with the sacct command. Something like this: "sacct -j jobid1,jobid2 -X -P -o jobid,start,end". Were you able to take a look at the sacct manual page outlines what all of the different fields mean? Here's a link to the web version: https://slurm.

[slurm-users] actual time of start (or finish) of a job

I have a user who needs to find the actual start (or finish) time of a number of jobs. With the elapsed field of sacct start or finish become equivalent for his search. I see that information in /var/log/slurm/slurmctld.log so Slurm should have it, however in sacct itself that information does not

[slurm-users] Running Containerized Slurmctld and Slurmdb in Production?

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