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- .TH printjob 8B "28 November 2017" Local "PBS Professional"
- .SH NAME
- .B printjob
- \- print job information
- .SH SYNOPSIS
- .B printjob
- [ -a | -s ] <job ID>
- .br
- .B printjob
- [ -a ] <file path> [<file path>...]
- .br
- .B printjob
- --version
- .SH DESCRIPTION
- Prints job information. This command is mainly useful for troubleshooting,
- as during normal operation, the
- .B qstat(8B)
- command is the preferred method for displaying job-specific data and attributes.
- The server and MoM do not have to be running to execute this command.
- .SH Usage
- For a running job, you can run this command at any host using a
- job ID, and you can run this command at any execution host where
- the job is running using a .JB file path.
- For a finished job, if job history is enabled, you can run this command at
- the server using the job ID.
- When querying the server, you must use the job ID, and the data service
- must be running.
- Results will vary depending on whether you use the job ID or
- a .JB file, and on which execution host you query with a .JB file.
- .SH PERMISSIONS
- In order to execute
- .B printjob,
- you must have root or Windows Administrator privilege.
- .SH OPTIONS
- .IP "(no options)" 15
- Prints all job data including job attributes.
- .IP "-a" 15
- Suppresses the printing of job attributes. Cannot be used with
- .I -s
- option.
- .IP "-s" 15
- Prints out the job script only. Can be used at server or primary execution host.
- Cannot be used with
- .I -a
- option. Must be used with a job ID.
- .IP "--version" 15
- The
- .B printjob
- command returns its PBS version information and exits.
- This option can only be used alone.
- .SH OPERANDS
- .IP "file path" 15
- The
- .B printjob
- command accepts one or more
- .I file path
- operands at the execution host. Files are found in PBS_HOME/mom_priv/jobs/
- on the primary execution host. File path must include full path to file. Cannot be
- used with
- .I -s
- option.
- .IP "job ID" 15
- The
- .B printjob
- command accepts a job ID at the server host.
- .br
- Format: <sequence number>[.<server name>][@<server name>]
- .br
- Data service must be running.
- .SH STANDARD ERROR
- The
- .B printjob
- command writes a diagnostic message to standard error for
- each error occurrence.
- .SH EXIT STATUS
- .IP Zero 15
- Upon successful processing of all the operands presented to the
- .B printjob
- command
- .LP
- .IP "Greater than zero" 15
- If the
- .B printjob
- command fails to process any operand
- .SH SEE ALSO
- The
- .I PBS Professional Administrator's Guide,
- .br
- pbs_server(8B), qstat(8B)
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