Job defaults can be specified on a per queue basis. These defaults are specified using the CLASSCFG parameter. The following table shows the applicable attributes:
Attribute | Format | Example |
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DEFAULT.FEATURES | comma-delimited list of node features | CLASSCFG[batch] DEFAULT.FEATURES=fast,io
(jobs submitted to class batch will request nodes features fastand io |
DEFAULT.WCLIMIT | [[[DD:]HH:]MM:]SS | CLASSCFG[batch] DEFAULT.WCLIMIT=1:00:00
(jobs submitted to class batch will request one hour of walltime by default.) |
Job maximum limits can be specified on a per queue basis. These defaults are specified using the CLASSCFG parameter. The following table shows the applicable attributes:
Attribute | Format | Example |
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MAX.WCLIMIT | [[[DD:]HH:]MM:]SS | CLASSCFG[batch] MAX.WCLIMIT=1:00:00
(jobs submitted to class batch can request no more than one hour of walltime.) |
Furthermore, minimum job defaults can be specified with the CLASSCFG parameter. The following table shows the applicable attributes:
Attribute | Format | Example |
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MIN.PROC | <integer> | CLASSCFG[batch] MIN.PROC=10
(jobs submitted to class batch can request no less than ten processors.) |
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