Using and Administering

llfavorjob - Reorder System Queue by Job

Purpose

Sets specified jobs to a higher system priority than all jobs that are not favored. This command also unfavors previously favored job(s), restoring the original priority, when you specify the -u flag.

Syntax

llfavorjob [-?] [-H] [-v] [-q] [-u] joblist

Flags

-?
Provides a short usage message.

-H
Provides extended help information.

-v
Outputs the name of the command, release number, service level, service level date, and operating system used to build the command.

-q
Specifies quiet mode: print no messages other than error messages.

-u
Unfavors previously favored jobs, requeuing them according to their original priority levels.

joblist
Is a blank-delimited list of jobs of the form host.jobid.stepid where:

Description

If this command is issued against jobs that are already running, it has no effect. If the job vacates, however, and returns to the queue, the job gets re-ordered with the new priority.

If more than one job is affected by this command, then the jobs are ordered by the sysprio expression and are scanned before the not favored jobs. However, favored jobs which do not match the job requirements with available machines may run after not favored jobs. This command remains in effect until reversed with the -u option.

Examples

This example assigns jobs 12.4 on the machine iron and 8.2 on zinc the highest priorities in the system, with the jobs ordered by the sysprio expression:

llfavorjob iron.12.4 zinc.8.2

This example unfavors jobs 12.4 on the machine iron and 8.2 on the machine zinc:

llfavorjob -u iron.12.4 zinc.8.2


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