qevent (1) - Linux Manuals
qevent: subscribe and respond to xxQS_NAMExx events
NAME
qevent - subscribe and respond to xxQS_NAMExx events
DESCRIPTION
qevent subscribes to "events" generated by the xxQS_NAMExx system and loops after writing its pid to the file qevent.pid. It is used by the xxQS_NAMExx test suite, and otherwise can be used to wait for a job or task to finish more efficiently than running qstat in a loop. See the example below.SYNOPSIS
qevent [-h|-help] [-ts|-testsuite] [-sm|-subscribe] [-trigger event script [-trigger event script],...]OPTIONS
- -h, -help
- Show usage
- -ts, -testsuite
- Run in test suite mode.
- -sm, -subscribe
- Run in subscribe mode, printing events from the system.
- -trigger event script
- Start executable script when the specified event occurs. script gets three arguments: event name, job id, and task id. event is one of JB_END: signals a job end; JB_TASK_END: signals a job task end.
FILES
- qevent.pid
- Id of the qevent process.
EXAMPLE
This is an example of waiting for a job which could be used if the -sync, -hold_jid, or -hold_jid_ad options of qsub aren't sufficient.
$ cat wait-for-job #!/bin/sh if [ "$2" = $JOBID ]; then echo Job $JOBID finished kill $(cat qevent.pid) exit 0 fi $ export JOBID=`qsub -b y -terse sleep 30` $ qevent -trigger JB_END ./wait-for-job Job 122837 finished $
BUGS
Needs tidying up and extending.