csajrep - prints a job report from the sorted pacct file


SYNOPSIS

       //uussrr//ssbbiinn//ccssaajjrreepp [--ss file] [--bb] [--cc] [--hh] [--qq] [--tt] [--ww] [--xx] [--AA] [--BB] [--FF] [--JJ] [--LL] [--SS] [--TT] [--ZZ]

       //uussrr//ssbbiinn//ccssaajjrreepp [--ss file] [--jj jid] [--pp prid] [--rr reqid] [--uu uid] [--bb] [--cc] [--ee]
       [--hh] [--qq] [--tt] [--ww] [--xx] [--AA] [--BB] [--JJ] [--LL] [--SS] [--TT] [--VV] [--ZZ]

       //uussrr//ssbbiinn//ccssaajjrreepp [--ss file] [--AA]

       //uussrr//ssbbiinn//ccssaajjrreepp [--ss file] [--WW [--AA]


DESCRIPTION

       The  ccssaajjrreepp  command  reports  job accounting information
       from the sorted  pacct  file,  which  is  created  by  the
       csabuild(8) command.

       The  ccssaajjrreepp  command accepts the following three types of
       options: input, selection, and printing.  If you omit  the
       options,  input  is read from //vvaarr//ccssaa//wwoorrkk//ssppaacccctt and all
       records from each completed job  are  reported.   You  can
       select a subset of jobs by specifying the user ID, project
       ID (deferred), job ID, or workload management request  ID,
       for which you seek accounting information.

   Input Options
       The  following  option specifies an input file for the job
       accounting report:

       --ss file   Specifies the name of the sorted pacct file cre­
                 ated   by  csabuild(8).   The  default  file  is
                 //vvaarr//ccssaa//wwoorrkk//ssppaacccctt.

   Selection Options
       By default, the --jj, --pp, and --uu  selection  options  report
       entire  jobs.   The --ee option limits the report to records
       that match the selection criteria.  The --ee option must  be
       used  with  at least one of the following options: --jj, --pp,
       or --uu.  You cannot specify the --FF  option  in  combination
       with any of the following options: --jj, --pp, or --uu.

       Otherwise,  the  ccssaajjrreepp  command  accepts  the  following
       selection options:

       --ee        Selects only the records that meet the selection
                 criteria  as  defined  by  the  --jj,  --pp,  and --uu
                 options.  The --ee option must  be  used  with  at
                 least  one  of  these four options.  By default,
                 ccssaajjrreepp outputs all of  the  records  from  jobs
                 that  contain at least one record that meets the
                 selection criteria.

       --jj jid    Specifies a (numeric) job ID.  The job  ID  must

                 "0X" prefix are optional.

       --pp projid Specifies a numeric project ID or project  name.
                 (deferred)

       --rr reqid  Specifies a workload management request ID.

       --uu uid    Specifies  a  numeric  user  ID  or a user login
                 name.

       --FF        By default, --FF displays  all  records  for  com­
                 pleted  jobs.   This  option cannot be used with
                 any of the following options: --ee,  --jj,  --pp,  and
                 --uu.   When  --FF  is  used with the --AA option, all
                 records for both active and completed  jobs  are
                 reported.   When  --FF is used with the --ZZ option,
                 all records are reported except those with a job
                 ID (jid) of 0.

       --WW        Selects  only  workload  requests.   Information
                 about each segment of a request is reported by a
                 combination  of  job_id, user_id, and project_id
                 (project_id is deferred).

       --ZZ        Ignores records for which the job ID is equal to
                 00.

   Printing Options
       The   ccssaajjrreepp   command  accepts  the  following  printing
       options:

       --bb        Reports system billing unit (SBU) usage.

       --cc        Reports system and user CPU usage.

       --hh        Suppresses report headings.

       --qq        For workload  management  records,  reports  the
                 queue wait time and queue type.

       --tt        Prints summary information.

       --ww        Reports  the  block  I/O wait time, raw I/O wait
                 time, high-water core memory  usage  value,  and
                 high-water virtual memory usage value.

       --xx        Reports  the  number  of  k-characters  read and
                 written, the number of blocks read and  written,
                 and  the  number of read and write system calls.
                 The read and written values  are  printed  sepa­
                 rately.

       --AA        Reports  both  active  and  completed  jobs.  By


       --BB        Reports process and job starting times.

       --JJ        Reports job ID.

       --LL        Puts form feeds at the end of each job.

       --SS        Reports the array session handle. (deferred)

       --TT        Prints only summary information for each job.

       --VV        Reports page swaps, minor and major faults.


NOTES

       A job may  contain  multiple  user  IDs  and  project  IDs
       (deferred),  because  the user may have executed a command
       such as su(1).

       When the --uu option is used  without  the  --ee  option,  all
       records for jobs containing at least one accounting record
       for the specified user are displayed.

       For example, if user1  executes  the  command  rrsshh ssggii wwhhoo
       from  a remote host, then the command //uussrr//ssbbiinn//ccssaajjrreepp --uu
       uusseerr11 --JJBBcc --ss ssppaacccctt would produce output similar to:

       JOB          PROJECT  LOGIN    COMMAND         START         USER-TIM SYS-TIM
       ID           NAME     NAME     NAME            TIME          [SECS]   [SECS]
       ============= ======== ======== ======== ==================== ======== ========
              0x146 Xydev    user1    who      Jan  7 13:28:02 2000    0.004    0.008
              0x146 System   root     rshd     Jan  7 13:28:02 2000    0.004    0.014

       The rshd(8) command was executed by root on behalf of user
       uusseerr11; thus it is reported by the ccssaajjrreepp --uu option.

       When  used  with --uu, the --ee option suppresses the printing
       of all accounting records which are not for the  specified
       user.     In    the    previous   example,   the   command
       //uussrr//ssbbiinn//ccssaajjrreepp --eeuu uusseerr11 --JJBBcc --ss ssppaacccctt  would  produce
       output similar to:

       JOB           PROJECT  LOGIN    COMMAND         START         USER-TIM SYS-TIM
       ID            NAME     NAME     NAME            TIME          [SECS]   [SECS]
       ============= ======== ======== ======== ==================== ======== ========
               0x146 Xydev    user1    who      Jan  7 13:28:02 2000    0.004    0.008


EXAMPLES

       Example  1: The following example generates a list of com­
       mands by job that user jjddooee executed.  The  list  includes
       job  ID, start time, and both terminated and nonterminated


            ccssaajjrreepp --uu jjddooee --AABBJJ


SEE ALSO

       csabuild(8), csarun(8).


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