When batch processing completes, Condor removes the cluster from the queue and records information about the processes in the history file. History is displayed for each process on a single line. Information provided includes the following:
ID
- The cluster and process IDs of the jobOWNER
- The owner of the jobSUBMITTED
- The month, day, hour, and minute at which the job was submitted to the queueCPU_USAGE
- Remote user central processing unit (CPU) time accumulated by the job to date, in days, hours, minutes, and secondsST
- Completion status of the job, whereC
is completed andX
is removedCOMPLETED
- Time at which the job was completedCMD
- Name of the executable
To view information about processes that you executed on the Condor system, type the command condor_history. For example:
> condor_history
IDOWNER SUBMITTED RUN_TIME ST COMPLETED CMD
1.0 arose 9/26 11:45 0+00:00:00 C 9/26 11:45 /usr/bin/R --no
2.0 arose 9/26 11:48 0+00:00:01 C 9/26 11:48 /usr/bin/R --no
3.0 arose 9/26 11:49 0+00:00:00 C 9/26 11:50 /usr/bin/R --no
3.1 arose 9/26 11:49 0+00:00:01 C 9/26 11:50 /usr/bin/R --no
6.0 arose 10/3 15:52 0+00:00:00 C 10/3 15:52 /nfs/fs1/home/A
6.1 arose 10/3 15:52 0+00:00:00 C 10/3 15:52 /nfs/fs1/home/A
6.2 arose 10/3 15:52 0+00:00:00 C 10/3 15:52 /nfs/fs1/home/A
6.5 arose 10/3 15:52 0+00:00:00 C 10/3 15:52 /nfs/fs1/home/A
6.3 arose 10/3 15:52 0+00:00:00 C 10/3 15:52 /nfs/fs1/home/A
6.4 arose 10/3 15:52 0+00:00:00 C 10/3 15:52 /nfs/fs1/home/A
6.6 arose 10/3 15:52 0+00:00:01 C 10/3 15:52 /nfs/fs1/home/A
9.0 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:00 C 10/4 11:02 /nfs/fs1/home/A
9.1 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:01 C 10/4 11:02 /nfs/fs1/home/A
9.2 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:00 X ??? /nfs/fs1/home/A
9.3 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:00 X ??? /nfs/fs1/home/A
9.5 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:00 X ??? /nfs/fs1/home/A
9.6 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:00 X ??? /nfs/fs1/home/A
9.4 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:00 X ??? /nfs/fs1/home/A
Search through the history file for your process and cluster IDs to locate information about your jobs.
To view information about all completed processes in a cluster, type the command condor_history <cluster ID>. To view information about one process, type the command condor_history <cluster ID>.<process ID>. For example:
> condor_history 9
IDOWNER SUBMITTED RUN_TIME ST COMPLETED CMD
9.0 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:00 C 10/4 11:02 /nfs/fs1/home/A
9.1 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:01 C 10/4 11:02 /nfs/fs1/home/A
9.2 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:00 X ??? /nfs/fs1/home/A
9.3 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:00 X ??? /nfs/fs1/home/A
9.5 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:00 X ??? /nfs/fs1/home/A
9.6 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:00 X ??? /nfs/fs1/home/A
9.4 arose 10/4 11:02 0+00:00:00 X ??? /nfs/fs1/home/A