Hi,
Am 21.06.2012 um 19:17 schrieb Valerio Luccio:
> Hi all,
> when you do "qstat" or "qstat -r" you get a string representing the current
> job state ("r", or "qw", or ...). If you try to specify a specific job with
> the "-j" flag you get the long version where the state disappears (if you
> look hard enough you can figure out if a job is running by the i/o info,
> other states are not quite so obvious). Is there a way to get the same output
> of "qstat" or, even better, "qstat -r" for a specific job ?
some AWK magic:
$ qstat -r | awk -v job=123456 ' /^ *[0-9]+/ { if ($1 == job) { flag=1 } else {
flag=0 }} flag {print}'
Replace 123456 with the desired job number.
-- Reuti
>
> Thanks,
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