After a job completes, any associated reservations are removed and a charge is issued against the appropriate allocations based on the actual wallclock time used by the job (see Charging Jobs).
Example 11. Issue the charge for the job.
$ gcharge -J PBS.1234.0 -u amy -p chemistry -m colony -P 16 -t 1234 -X WallDuration=1234 Successfully charged job PBS.1234.0 for 19744 credits 1 reservations were removed
Your allocation will now have gone down by the amount of the charge.
$ glsalloc -p chemistry Id Account StartTime EndTime Amount CreditLimit Deposited Description --- ---------- --------------- --------------- ------------- ---------------- ------------- ---------------- 2 2 2005-01-01 2006-01-01 359980256 0 360000000
However, your balance actually goes up (because the reservation that was removed was larger than the actual charge).
$ gbalance -p chemistry —total Balance ------------- 359980256 The account balance is 359980256 credits
A job record was created for the job as a side-effect of the charge (see Querying Jobs).
$ glsjob Id JobId User Project Machine Charge Class Type Stage QualityOfService Nodes Processors Executable Application StartTime EndTime WallDuration QuoteId Description --- --------------- ------ ------------- ---------- --------- ------- --------- --------- ------------------------ ------- --------------- --------------- ---------------- ------------- ---------- ------------------ ---------- ---------------- 1 PBS.1234.0 amy chemistry colony 19744 Normal Charge 16 1234 1