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Revision as of 23:32, 5 October 2011
, 23:32, 5 October 2011→Bear
To decide which node to target, you'll need to know who is running what where. To get this list of jobs run by '''all''' '''u'''sers you type:
bjobs -u all
To see the actual utilization on a particular node you can run top on the node with the commands
top-cn-06
top-cn-07
etc... Note that top-cn-11 isn't defined (yet) so you can give the command directly:
bsub -m cn-11 -Ip top
Also, note that if the top command isn't being dispatched to the node then it is probably because it thinks the node is full. You can probably get around this by giving top higher priority.
If you are running many jobs simultaneously (and please, be respectful when you do) it seems that bsub will only submit 3 jobs to compute nodes at once, and will queue the rest up as pending. Submitting jobs to individual nodes bypasses this.
====Stata====
Note that there are both stata and stata-se versions on bear. And Versions 9, 10, and 11. When you give the command
stata
or
stata-se
You automatically run the latest version and it passes the command to bsub so that you are running stata on one of the commute nodes.
If you want to manually control bsub options give the command (this one runs stata se version 11:
bsub "/usr/local/stata11/stata-se -b dofile.do"
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