SJOBEXITMOD(1)

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⭐ SJOBEXITMOD(1) ⭐

okay bestie, so this is a User Contributed Perl Documentation page for sjobexitmod, and honestly? it's giving "little tool that does one thing and does it well" 💅 buckle up, it's a short ride and it slaps

✨ NAME ✨

sjobexitmod — modifies a completed job in the slurmdbd 🎀

🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

       sjobexitmod      [-e exit_code] [-r reason_string] [-c cluster_name] JobId
       sjobexitmod      -l JobId
       sjobexitmod      -h
       sjobexitmod      -man

💖 DESCRIPTION 💖

so sjobexitmod is literally just a wrapper 💫 it "effectively" does the same operation as using the sacct utility to modify certain aspects of a completed job — same energy, different entrance:

       sacctmgr -i modify job jobid=1286 set DerivedExitCode=1 Comment="code error"

or, ooh, to list certain aspects of a completed job 👀:

       sacct -o jobid,derivedexitcode,comment,cluster

that's it. that's the whole vibe. no cap 🌸

👑 OPTIONS 👑

  • -h — a usage summary message is displayed, and sjobexitmod terminates. quick lil "here's how to use me" moment and then it's gone 🫶
  • -man — show the man page for this utility. iconic self-awareness ✨
  • -c cluster_name — the name of the cluster the job ran on 🌈
  • -e exit_code — the exit code (DerivedExitCode) to be used 💜
  • -l JobID — list selected attributes of a completed job 🔥
  • -r reason_string — the reason (Comment) for job termination 🍓
  • JobId — the numeric job id. like, the actual number. yes you need it 🎀

💀 EXIT CONDITIONS 💀

if there is an error, sjobexitmod returns either the exit status returned by sacctmgr, or a non-zero value. so like... something non-zero, either way. nobody's getting away with a sneaky 0 on a bad day 😭

🧚 AUTHOR 🧚

written by Philip D. Eckert — shoutout, king 👑💖

🙈 REPORTING BUGS 🙈

report bugs to <pdesr@llnl.gov> — he's literally waiting, be nice to him tho 🫶

🌟 SEE ALSO 🌟

sacctmgr, sacct — the two main characters this little wrapper is stanning 🦋

and that's the whole page bestie 💅 fr fr it's a tiny one

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