Job and Schedule Tasks

This section describes the following tasks:

Displaying Information about Jobs

The job show command displays information about jobs. By default, the command displays the following information about all current jobs:

  • Numeric job ID

  • Job name

  • Node that owns the job

  • Job priority

  • Job description

Other information is displayed in a detailed view and if other parameters are specified. See the reference page for the command for details.

The following example displays information about all current jobs:

node::> job show
ID           Name            Node          Priority  Description
2            License Job Instance           Low       cluster license
                                                      validation

Variants of the job show command display different views of job information. These variants are described in the following sections. See the reference pages for the commands for more detailed descriptions.

Displaying Information about Jobs on a Per-Node Basis

The job show-bynode command displays the following information about jobs on a per-node basis:

  • Node that owns the job

  • Job ID

  • Job name

  • Job description

  • Whether the job is cluster affiliated

Displaying Information about Cluster-Affiliated Jobs

The job show-cluster command displays the following information about cluster-affiliated jobs:

  • Job ID

  • Job name

  • Node that owns the job

  • Job priority

  • Job description

Displaying Information about Completed Jobs

The job show-completed command displays the following information about completed jobs:

  • Job ID

  • Job name

  • End time

  • Status code

  • Completion string

Displaying Information about Job Progress

The job show-progress command displays the following information about job progress:

  • Job ID

  • Job name

  • Progress state

Displaying Information about Jobs that Are Waiting on Other Jobs

The job show-waiton command displays the following information about jobs that cannot run until another job runs:

  • ID of the waiting job

  • Name of the waiting job

  • ID of the job that the waiting job is waiting on

  • Name of the job that the waiting job is waiting on