qq stat

The qq stat command displays information about jobs from all users. It is qq's equivalent of Infinity's pqstat.

Quick comparison with pqstat

• The same differences that apply between qq jobs and pjobs also apply here.

Description

Displays a summary of jobs from all users. By default, only uncompleted jobs are shown.

qq stat [OPTIONS]

Options

-e, --extra — Include extra information about the jobs.

-a, --all — Include both uncompleted and completed jobs in the summary.

-s TEXT, --server TEXT — Show jobs for a specific batch server. If not specified, jobs on the default batch server are shown.

--yaml — Output job metadata in YAML format.

Examples

qq stat

Displays a summary of all uncompleted (queued, running, or exiting) jobs associated with the default batch server. The display looks similar to the display of qq jobs.

qq stat -e

Includes extra information about the jobs in the output: the input machine (if available), the input directory, and the job comment (if available).

qq stat --all

Displays a summary of all jobs associated with the default batch server, both uncompleted and completed. Note that the batch system eventually removes records of completed jobs, so they may disappear from the output over time.

qq stat --server sokar

Displays a summary of all uncompleted jobs associated with the sokar batch server that are available to you. sokar is a known shortcut for the full batch server name sokar-pbs.ncbr.muni.cz. You can use either of them. For more information about accessing information from other clusters, read this section of the manual.

qq stat --yaml

Prints a summary of all unfinished jobs in YAML format. This output contains all metadata provided by the batch system.

Notes

• This command lists all types of jobs, including those submitted using qq submit and jobs created through other tools.
• The run times and job states may not exactly match the output of qq info, since qq stat relies solely on batch system data and does not use qq info files.