LSF系统简介

         -a           Specifies one or more application-specific esub executables           that you want LSF to associate with the job.

          -app           Submits the job to the specified application profile.

          -ar           Specifies that the job is autoresizable.

          -B           Sends mail to you when the job is dispatched and begins           execution.

          -b           Dispatches the job for execution on or after the specified           date and time.

          -C           Sets a per-process (soft) core file size limit for all the           processes that belong to this job.

          -c           Limits the total CPU time the job can use.

          -clusters           MultiCluster only. Specifies cluster names when submitting           jobs.

          -cwd           Specifies the current working directory for job execution.

          -D           Sets a per-process (soft) data segment size limit for each of           the processes that belong to the job.

          -dc_chkpntvm           Dynamic Cluster only. Enable VM job checkpointing by           specifying an initial checkpoint time and recurring checkpoint           interval.

          -dc_livemigvm           Dynamic Cluster only. Specifies whether the job can be live           migrated when its hypervisor host is selected for host memory           defragmentation.

          -dc_mtype           Dynamic Cluster only. Specifies the machine type for the job.

          -dc_tmpl           Dynamic Cluster only. Specifies the Dynamic Cluster templates           that the job can use.

          -dc_vmaction           Dynamic Cluster only. Specifies the VM behavior if this job is           preempted.

          -E           Runs the specified job-based pre-execution command on the           execution host before actually running the job.

          -e           Appends the standard error output of the job to the specified           file path.

          -env           Controls the propagation of the specified job submission           environment variables to the execution hosts.

          -eo           Overwrites the standard error output of the job to the           specified file path.

          -Ep           Runs the specified job-based post-execution command on the           execution host after the job finishes.

          -ext           Specifies application-specific external scheduling options for           the job.

          -F           Sets a per-process (soft) file size limit for each of the           processes that belong to the job.

          -f           Copies a file between the local (submission) host and the           remote (execution) host.

          -freq           Specifies a CPU frequency for a job.

          -G           For fairshare scheduling. Associates the job with the           specified group.

          -g           Submits jobs in the specified job group.

          -H           Holds the job in the PSUSP state when the job is submitted.

          -hl           Enables job-level host-based memory and swap limit enforcement              -hostfile           Submits a job with a user-specified host file.

          -I           Submits an interactive job.

          -i           Gets the standard input for the job from specified file path.

          -Ip           Submits an interactive job and creates a pseudo-terminal when           the job starts.

          -IS           Submits an interactive job under a secure shell (ssh).

          -Is           Submits an interactive job and creates a pseudo-terminal with           shell mode when the job starts.

          -is           Gets the standard input for the job from the specified file           path, but allows you to modify or remove the input file before           the job completes.

          -ISp           Submits an interactive job under a secure shell (ssh) and           creates a pseudo-terminal when the job starts.

          -ISs           Submits an interactive job under a secure shell (ssh) and           creates a pseudo-terminal with shell mode support when the job           starts.

          -IX           Submits an interactive X-Window job.

          -J           Assigns the specified name to the job, and, for job arrays,           specifies the indices of the job array and optionally the           maximum number of jobs that can run at any given time.

          -Jd           Assigns the specified description to the job; for job arrays,           specifies the same job description for all elements in the job           array.

          -jsdl           Submits a job using a JSDL file that uses the LSF extension to           specify job submission options.

          -jsdl_strict           Submits a job using a JSDL file that only uses the standard           JSDL elements and POSIX extensions to specify job submission           options.

          -K           Submits a job and waits for the job to complete. Sends job           status messages to the terminal.

          -k           Makes a job checkpointable and specifies the checkpoint           directory.

          -L           Initializes the execution environment using the specified           login shell.

          -Lp           Assigns the job to the specified License Scheduler project.

          -M           Sets a per-process (soft) memory limit for all the processes           that belong to this job.

          -m           Runs the job on one of the specified hosts or host groups, or           within the specified compute units.

          -mig           Specifies the migration threshold for checkpointable or           rerunnable jobs, in minutes.

          -N           Sends the job report to you by mail when the job finishes.

          -n           Submits a parallel job and specifies the number of tasks in           the job.

          -network           For LSF IBM Parallel Environment (IBM PE) integration.           Specifies the network resource requirements to enable           network-aware scheduling for IBM PE jobs.

          -o           Appends the standard output of the job to the specified file           path.

          -oo           Overwrites the standard output of the job to the specified           file path.

          -outdir           Creates the job output directory.

          -P           Assigns the job to the specified project.

          -p           Sets the limit of the number of processes to the specified           value for the whole job.

          -pack           Submits job packs instead of an individual job.

          -Q           Specify automatic job requeue exit values.

          -q           Submits the job to one of the specified queues.

          -R           Runs the job on a host that meets the specified resource           requirements.

          -r           Reruns a job if the execution host or the system fails; it           does not rerun a job if the job itself fails.

          -rn           Specifies that the job is never rerunnable.

          -rnc           Specifies the full path of an executable to be invoked on the           first execution host when the job allocation has been modified           (both shrink and grow).

          -S           Sets a per-process (soft) stack segment size limit for each of           the processes that belong to the job.

          -s           Sends the specified signal when a queue-level run window           closes.

          -sla           Specifies the service class where the job is to run.

          -sp           Specifies user-assigned job priority that orders all jobs           (from all users) in a queue.

          -T           Sets the limit of the number of concurrent threads to the           specified value for the whole job.

          -t           Specifies the job termination deadline.

          -ti           Enables automatic orphan job termination at the job level for           a job with a dependency expression (set using -w).

          -tty           When submitting an interactive job, displays output/error           messages on the screen (except pre-execution output/error           messages).

          -U           If an advance reservation has been created with the brsvadd           command, the job makes use of the reservation.

          -u           Sends mail to the specified email destination.

          -ul           Passes the current operating system user shell limits for the           job submission user to the execution host.

          -v           Sets the total process virtual memory limit to the specified           value for the whole job.

          -W           Sets the runtime limit of the job.

          -w           LSF does not place your job unless the dependency expression           evaluates to TRUE.

          -wa           Specifies the job action to be taken before a job control           action occurs.

          -We           Specifies an estimated run time for the job.

          -wt           Specifies the amount of time before a job control action           occurs that a job warning action is to be taken.

          -x           Puts the host running your job into exclusive execution mode.

          -XF           Submits a job using SSH X11 forwarding.