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The command [http://slurm.schedmd.com/sacct.html sacct] is | The command [http://slurm.schedmd.com/sacct.html sacct] is meant to show your costs from Anunna. | ||
For instance at the login screen the command: sacct -a gives the following result: | For instance at the login screen the command: sacct -a gives the following result: | ||
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It is a standard view to see all the users jobs of that day. | It is a standard view to see all the users jobs of that day. | ||
Better is to modify this command with special parameters to see what you are using from | Better is to modify this command with special parameters to see what you are using from Anunna. | ||
'''[test001@nfs01 ~]$ sacct -X --format= | '''[test001@nfs01 ~]$ sacct -X --format=comment%15,User,Partition%20,JobID,JobName,ncpus,nnodes,NodeList,Start,alloccpus,cputime%12,cputimeraw,state -S 03.01.14 -E 04.01.14 >report20140304.txt''' | ||
The txt-file can be uploaded in Excel. This gives you the next overview. | The txt-file can be uploaded in Excel. This gives you the next overview. | ||
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[[File:sacct uitgebreid.jpg]] | [[File:sacct uitgebreid.jpg]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:54, 5 July 2022
The command sacct is meant to show your costs from Anunna.
For instance at the login screen the command: sacct -a gives the following result:
[test001@nfs01 ~]$ sacct -a
It is a standard view to see all the users jobs of that day. Better is to modify this command with special parameters to see what you are using from Anunna.
[test001@nfs01 ~]$ sacct -X --format=comment%15,User,Partition%20,JobID,JobName,ncpus,nnodes,NodeList,Start,alloccpus,cputime%12,cputimeraw,state -S 03.01.14 -E 04.01.14 >report20140304.txt
The txt-file can be uploaded in Excel. This gives you the next overview. Cputimeraw is the time of cpu-usage in seconds. The parameters "-S 03.01.14 -E 04.01.14" give you the start date and the end date of period you want to present.
