[gridengine users] qconf -sobjl

[Gerard Henry]

very thanks for your answer.

But does it mean that i can't retrieve the name of the epilog script 
with this command, in case there are differents scripts on differnts queues?
For instance, if i want queues that don't set the attribute prolog to NONE?

On 01/17/12 10:47 AM, mahbube rustaee wrote:
> qconf --help show your answer:
>
>   [-sobjl obj_nm2 attr_nm val]             show objects which match the
> given value
> obj_nm2 "queue"|"queue_domain"|"queue_instance"|"exechost"
>
> example:
> # list of queues that set prolog attribute to NONE , NONE can be another
> setting.
> [sgeadmin at rakhsh ~]$ qconf -sobjl queue prolog NONE
> std-mechanic.q
> pub-serial.q
> pub-all-gpu.q
> all.q
> ansys.q
> pub-all-amd.q
> pub-all-xeon.q
>
> --
> rustaee
>
> On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 12:42 PM, Gerard Henry <ghenry at cmi.univ-mrs.fr
> <mailto:ghenry at cmi.univ-mrs.fr>> wrote:
>
>     hello all,
>
>     i don't understand how to use the option -sobjl in qconf?:
>            -sobjl obj_spec attr_name val <show object list>
>
>     i just want to verify that some queues contains the correct epilog
>     script. I can do it with grep, but perhaps it's easy with another
>     option?
>     Anybody has an example of "qconf -sobjl obj_spec attr_name val" ?
>     [me at master ~]$ qconf -sobjl q1 epilog *
>     error: invalid option argument "mbox"
>     Usage: qconf -help
>
>
>     thanks in advance for help,
>
>     gerard
>
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