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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #369 | fixed | IZ2075: help output for qstat -explain should mention only usable for queue instance | Dave Love <d.love@…> | ovid |
| Description |
[Imported from gridengine issuezilla http://gridengine.sunsource.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=2075]
Issue #: 2075 Platform: Sun Reporter: ovid (ovid)
Component: gridengine OS: All
Subcomponent: clients Version: 6.0u4 CC: None defined
Status: NEW Priority: P5
Resolution: Issue type: DEFECT
Target milestone: ---
Assigned to: roland (roland)
QA Contact: roland
URL:
* Summary: help output for qstat -explain should mention only usable for queue instance
Status whiteboard:
Attachments:
Issue 2075 blocks:
Votes for issue 2075:
Opened: Thu Jun 15 15:50:00 -0700 2006
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qstat -explain E broken
Here's the plain output:
sgetest@dt218-130# qstat -explain E
queuename qtype used/tot. load_avg arch states
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
all.q@dt218-130 BIPC 1/20 0.05 lx24-x86
1378 0.50617 PENDING sgetest r 06/15/2004 15:39:03 1 2
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
all.q@dt218-141 BIPC 2/40 0.02 sol-x86
1374 0.55500 ARRAY sgetest r 06/15/2004 15:39:03 1 2
1378 0.50617 PENDING sgetest r 06/15/2004 15:39:03 1 1
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
all.q@dt218-155 BIPC 0/20 0.36 sol-amd64
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
all.q@dt218-170 BIPC 2/40 0.00 sol-amd64
1374 0.55500 ARRAY sgetest r 06/15/2004 15:39:03 1 3
1378 0.50617 PENDING sgetest r 06/15/2004 15:39:03 1 3
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
all.q@dt218-32 BIPC 3/4 0.01 sol-sparc
1373 0.55500 SEQUENTIAL sgetest r 06/15/2004 15:39:03 1
1374 0.55500 ARRAY sgetest r 06/15/2004 15:39:03 1 4
1378 0.50617 PENDING sgetest r 06/15/2004 15:39:03 1 4
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
all.q@dt218-65 BIPC 1/40 0.02 sol-sparc64
1374 0.55500 ARRAY sgetest r 06/15/2004 15:39:03 1 1
############################################################################
- PENDING JOBS - PENDING JOBS - PENDING JOBS - PENDING JOBS - PENDING JOBS
############################################################################
1376 0.55500 ERROR sgetest Eqw 06/15/2004 15:38:56 1
1377 0.00000 HOLD sgetest hqw 06/15/2004 15:38:56 1
Pretty much like qstat -f.
The XML output is no better:
sgetest@dt218-130# qstat -explain E -xml
<?xml version='1.0'?>
<job_info xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
<queue_info>
<Queue-List>
<name>all.q@dt218-130</name>
<qtype>BIPC</qtype>
<slots_used>1</slots_used>
<slots_total>20</slots_total>
<load_avg>0.04000</load_avg>
<arch>lx24-x86</arch>
<job_list state="running">
<JB_job_number>1378</JB_job_number>
<JAT_prio>0.50617</JAT_prio>
<JB_name>PENDING</JB_name>
<JB_owner>sgetest</JB_owner>
<state>r</state>
<JAT_start_time>06/15/2004 15:39:03</JAT_start_time>
<slots>1</slots>
<tasks>2</tasks>
</job_list>
</Queue-List>
....
<job_info>
<job_list state="pending">
<JB_job_number>1376</JB_job_number>
<JAT_prio>0.55500</JAT_prio>
<JB_name>ERROR</JB_name>
<JB_owner>sgetest</JB_owner>
<state>Eqw</state>
<JB_submission_time>06/15/2004 15:38:56</JB_submission_time>
<slots>1</slots>
</job_list>
<job_list state="pending">
<JB_job_number>1377</JB_job_number>
<JAT_prio>0.00000</JAT_prio>
<JB_name>HOLD</JB_name>
<JB_owner>sgetest</JB_owner>
<state>hqw</state>
<JB_submission_time>06/15/2004 15:38:56</JB_submission_time>
<slots>1</slots>
</job_list>
</job_info>
</job_info>
But the help flag says
sgetest@dt218-130# qstat -help
SGE 6.0u4
usage: qstat [options]
[-ext] view additional attributes
[-explain a|c|A|E] show reason for c(onfiguration
amiguous), a(larm), suspend A(larm), E(rror) state
------- Additional comments from roland Thu Nov 16 01:04:17 -0700 2006 -------
The comments section is incorrect because it mixes job error with queue error.
The "qstat -qs E" switch is a queue filter and shows all queues in error state
AND all pending jobs. The "qstat -f -qs E" should print the same output as
"qstat -qs E". This is not the case, it prints nothing.
My suspicion is qstat -f recognize no queues are selected and then print's no
output. This is wrong because it has to print the pending jobs.
------- Additional comments from roland Thu Nov 16 01:07:37 -0700 2006 -------
The last comment is wrong (belongs to issue 2073)
------- Additional comments from roland Thu Nov 16 01:08:51 -0700 2006 -------
qstat is not broken. The '-explain' switch shows only the state of a queue
instance. It's correctly documented in the man page:
-explain a|A|c|E
'c' displays the reason for the configuration ambiguous
state of a queue instance. 'a' shows the reason for the
alarm state. Suspend alarm state reasons will be
displayed by 'A'. 'E' displays the reason for a queue
instance error state.
In the mentioned example a job is in error state. The reason for this error can
be found in the 'qstat -j <jobid' output.
The -help output should be improved.
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| #379 | fixed | IZ2102: Interpret $TASK_ID also for non-array jobs in -o / -e | Dave Love <d.love@…> | reuti |
| Description |
[Imported from gridengine issuezilla http://gridengine.sunsource.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=2102]
Issue #: 2102 Platform: All Reporter: reuti (reuti)
Component: gridengine OS: All
Subcomponent: kernel Version: 6.0u8 CC: None defined
Status: NEW Priority: P3
Resolution: Issue type: ENHANCEMENT
Target milestone: ---
Assigned to: andreas (andreas)
QA Contact: andreas
URL:
* Summary: Interpret $TASK_ID also for non-array jobs in -o / -e
Status whiteboard:
Attachments:
Issue 2102 blocks:
Votes for issue 2102:
Opened: Tue Sep 26 02:45:00 -0700 2006
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Some automatic processing would be easier to implement, if also non-array jobs would have a task id
set in their filenames (-o / -e), which could be 0. The assembly of the filenames seems to happen in
"execd/get_path.c":
if (ja_task_id) {
if (!strncmp(t, "$TASK_ID", sizeof("$TASK_ID") - 1)) {
sprintf(exp_path, "%s" sge_u32, exp_path, ja_task_id);
s = t + sizeof("$TASK_ID") - 1;
}
}
by removing the ja_task_id test and use just the 0. So the RFE would be to interpret $TASK_ID always in
-o / -e. Maybe keeping the default name without an additional .0 at the end, would allow users to
decide whether non-array jobs should have such an extension or not. If they want it, the simply have to
request: -o '$JOB_NAME.o$JOB_ID.$TASK_ID' (well, the po/pe output will be joint with o/e this way,
which you can't prevent).
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| #414 | fixed | IZ2217: daemos/common/procfs.c failed to compile | Dave Love <d.love@…> | nova |
| Description |
[Imported from gridengine issuezilla http://gridengine.sunsource.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=2217]
Issue #: 2217 Platform: PC Reporter: nova (nova)
Component: gridengine OS: Linux
Subcomponent: build Version: 6.0u10 CC: None defined
Status: NEW Priority: P3
Resolution: Issue type: DEFECT
Target milestone: ---
Assigned to: andreas (andreas)
QA Contact: andreas
URL:
* Summary: daemos/common/procfs.c failed to compile
Status whiteboard:
Attachments:
Date/filename: Description: Submitted by:
Tue Sep 25 07:59:00 -0700 2007: procfs-diffs.txt patch with sysconf (text/plain) olesen
Issue 2217 blocks:
Votes for issue 2217:
Opened: Tue Mar 20 10:28:00 -0700 2007
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Compilation of procfs.c fails with the error about an undefined symbol "HZ".
It's on the openSUSE 10.2 x86_64 Linux with 2.6.18.8 kernel.
As I could found out, the problem is in the included <sys/param.h> header, which
in turn includes asm/params.h from kernel source. Apparently, the "HZ"
definition there has been changed in the kernel version <=2.6.18. One need to
#define __KERNEL__ now to obtain it, which can bring some side effects I think.
And it seems that to convert jiffies to seconds in procfs.c one should use
"USER_HZ", not "HZ".
I think the workaround is to use HZ=sysconf(_SC_CLK_TCK) (from <unistd.h>), or
function like jiffies_to_*() from <linux/jiffies.h>. Don't know though if this
is portable.
------- Additional comments from olesen Tue Sep 25 07:59:40 -0700 2007 -------
Created an attachment (id=121)
patch with sysconf
------- Additional comments from olesen Tue Sep 25 08:10:30 -0700 2007 -------
I just ran into this compile issue as well and needed to find the cause (qucikly).
From man page, it would look like the sysconf(3) is really the right thing to do
(ie, POSIX).
The following mini program yields '100' on SuSE 9.2 (2.6.8-24) and on SuSE 10.2.
This is identical to the HZ define.
If this same functionality is available in the older 2.4 kernels, sysconf()
could be used throughout.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>
int main()
{
printf("sysconf(_SC_CLK_TCK) = %ld\n", sysconf(_SC_CLK_TCK));
return 0;
}
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