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ParaStation5 Administrator's Guide 77
psaccview
psaccview — Print ParaStation accounting information.
Synopsis
psaccview [ -? | --help ] [ -h | --human ] [ -nh | --noheader ] [ -l | --logdir=dir ] [ -e | --exit=exitcode ] [ -
q | --queue=queue ] [ -u | --user=user ] [ -g | --group=group ] [ -j | --jobname=jobname ] [ -lj | --ljobs ] [ -
lu | --ltotuser ] [ -lg | --ltotgroup ] [ -ls | --ltotsum ] [ -st | --stotopt=optstring ] [ -sj | --sjobopt=optstring
] [ -t | --timespan=period ] [ -b | --begin=yyyymmdd ] [ -e | --end=yyyymmdd ] [ --jsort=criteria ] [ --
usort=criteria ] [ --gsort=criteria ] [ -v | --version ] [--usage]
Description
Psaccview prints various accounting information from one or more accounting files written by the
ParaStation psaccounter. The data may be printed to be "human readable" or may be formated to be
easily post-processed by other tools.
Options
Output formatting output
-h, --human
Print times and timestamps in more human readable form.
-nh, --noheader
Suppress headers.
-st, --stotopt=optstring
Defines columns displayed within the user list, group list and the total summary list. Valid entries are:
user, group, walltime, qtime, mem, vmem, cputime, jobs, cpuweight, aqtime and usage.
-sj, --sjobopt=optstring
Defines columns displayed within the detailed job list. Valid entries are: user, group, jobid,
jobname, start, end, walltime, qtime, mem, vmem, cputime, cpuweight, queue, procs and
exit.
Selecting entries in the input files
-e, --exit=exitcode
Show only entries with the given exit code. You can use "false" as exit code to get all jobs where the
exit code is not equal to 0.
-q, --queue=queue
Shows only entries for the given queue.
-u, --user=user
Show only entries for the given user name.
-g, --group=group
Show only entries for the given group.
-j, --jobname=jobname
Show only entries for the given jobname.