How to kill array jobs using lsb_forcekilljob? #38

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1. adamsla commented on May 17, 2021

   

   adamsla

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   Have you ever downloaded the LSF command line source code from FixCentral? It's available. Since the API is based upon SWIG, you can translate almost directly.
2. adamsla commented on May 17, 2021

   

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   You should be able to order and download the sample code from here. Look forward to your pull request. https://www.ibm.com/support/fixcentral/swg/doSelectFixes?options.selectedFixes=lsf-10.1-build427553&continue=1
3. rajathpatil commented on May 20, 2021

   

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   adamsla,
   Yes I have used LSF command line. The array jobs can be killed by enclosing it in quotes. However lsb_forcekilljob only takes parameters in LONG_INT so cannot pass it array jobs within quotes, it errors out.
4. adamsla commented on May 20, 2021

   

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   Sure, I think the bulk kill is using a unsigned long long that includes both the jobid and the indexid as a single integer. So, there is a macro you can find in the lsbatch.h I think that is something to the affect of the following, which I just clipped out of the code (removing stuff that looks proprietary):

   #define LSB_JOBID(array_jobId, array_idx) { blah }
   #define LSB_JOBID2(array_jobId, array_idx) { blah blah }
   #define LSB_ARRAY_IDX(jobId) { blah blah blah }
   

   It would be nice to see a pull request from someone who can detect the bracketed notation and convert it into something that the API recognizes.