DESCRIPTION
       A   Univa   Grid   Engine   system   writes   a   reporting   file   to
       $SGE_ROOT/default/common/reporting.  The reporting file  contains  data
       that  can be used for accounting, monitoring and analysis purposes.  It
       contains information about the cluster  (hosts,  queues,  load  values,
       consumables,  etc.),  about  the  jobs running in the cluster and about
       sharetree configuration and usage.  All information  is  time  related,
       events are dumped to the reporting file in a configurable interval.  It
       allows to monitor a "real time" status of the cluster as well  as  his-
       torical analysis.

FORMAT
       The  reporting  file  is an ASCII file.  Each line contains one record,
       and the fields of a record are  separated  by  a  delimiter  (:).   The
       reporting file contains records of different type. Each record type has
       a specific record structure.

       The first two fields are common to all reporting records:

       time   Time (GMT unix timestamp) when the record was created.

       record type
              Type of the accounting record.  The different types  of  records
              and their structure are described in the following text.

   new_job
       The  new_job  record  is  written  whenever a new job enters the system
       (usually by a submitting command). It has the following fields:

       submission_time
              Time (GMT unix time stamp) when the job was submitted.

       job_number
              The job number.

       task_number
              The array task id. Always has the value -1 for  new_job  records
              (as we don't have array tasks yet).

       pe_taskid
              The  task  id of parallel tasks. Always has the value "none" for
              new_job records.

       job_name
              The job name (from -N submission option)

       owner  The job owner.

       group  The unix group of the job owner.

       project
              The project the job is running in.

       pending to running, but can also be triggered by user actions like sus-
       pension of a job.  It has the following fields:

       event_time
              Time (GMT unix time stamp) when the event was generated.

       event  A one word description of the event.

       job_number
              The job number.

       task_number
              The array task id. Always has the value -1 for  new_job  records
              (as we don't have array tasks yet).

       pe_taskid
              The  task  id of parallel tasks. Always has the value "none" for
              new_job records.

       state  The state of the job after the event was processed.

       user   The user who initiated the event (or  special  usernames  "qmas-
              ter",  "scheduler"  and "execd" for actions of the system itself
              like scheduling jobs, executing jobs etc.).

       host   The host from which the action was initiated  (e.g.  the  submit
              host, the qmaster host, etc.).

       state_time
              Reserved field for later use.

       submission_time
              Time (GMT unix time stamp) when the job was submitted.

       job_name
              The job name (from -N submission option)

       owner  The job owner.

       group  The unix group of the job owner.

       project
              The project the job is running in.

       department
              The department the job owner is in.

       account
              The  account  string  specified  for the job (from -A submission
              option).

       priority
       qname  Name of the cluster queue in which the job has run.

       hostname
              Name of the execution host.

       group  The effective group id of the job owner when executing the  job.

       owner  Owner of the Univa Grid Engine job.

       job_name
              Job name.

       job_number
              Job identifier - job number.

       account
              An  account  string  as specified by the qsub(1) or qalter(1) -A
              option.

       priority
              Priority value assigned to the job corresponding to the priority
              parameter in the queue configuration (see queue_conf(5)).

       submission_time
              Submission time (GMT unix time stamp).

       start_time
              Start time (GMT unix time stamp).

       end_time
              End time (GMT unix time stamp).

       failed Indicates  the problem which occurred in case a job could not be
              started on the execution host (e.g. because the owner of the job
              did  not  have  a  valid account on that machine). If Univa Grid
              Engine tries to start a job multiple times,  this  may  lead  to
              multiple  entries  in  the  accounting file corresponding to the
              same job ID.

       exit_status
              Exit status of the job script (or  Univa  Grid  Engine  specific
              status in case of certain error conditions).

       ru_wallclock
              Difference between end_time and start_time (see above).

       The  remainder  of  the  accounting entries follows the contents of the
       standard UNIX rusage structure as described in getrusage(2).  Depending
       on  the  operating system where the job was executed some of the fields
       may be 0.  The following entries are provided:

              ru_utime
              ru_nvcsw
              ru_nivcsw



       project
              The project which was assigned to the job.

       department
              The department which was assigned to the job.

       granted_pe
              The parallel environment which was selected for that job.

       slots  The number of slots which were dispatched  to  the  job  by  the
              scheduler.

       task_number
              Array job task index number.

       cpu    The cpu time usage in seconds.

       mem    The integral memory usage in Gbytes seconds.

       io     The amount of data transferred in input/output operations.

       category
              A string specifying the job category.

       iow    The io wait time in seconds.

       pe_taskid
              If  this  identifier  is set the task was part of a parallel job
              and was passed to Univa Grid Engine via the qrsh -inherit inter-
              face.

       maxvmem
              The maximum vmem size in bytes.

       arid   Advance  reservation identifier. If the job used resources of an
              advance reservation then this field contains a positive  integer
              identifier otherwise the value is "0" .

   queue
       Records  of  type  queue  contain  state  information for queues (queue
       instances).  A queue record has the following fields:

       qname  The cluster queue name.

       hostname
              The hostname of a specific queue instance.


       report_time
              The time (GMT unix time stamp) when a  state  change  was  trig-
              gered.

       state  The new queue state.

       consumables
              Description  of  consumable  values.  Information about multiple
              consumables is separated by space.  A consumable description has
              the format <name>=<actual_value>=<configured value>.

   host
       A  host  record  contains information about hosts and host load values.
       It contains the following information:

       hostname
              The name of the host.

       report_time
              The time (GMT unix time stamp) when the reported information was
              generated.

       state  The  new host state.  Currently, Univa Grid Engine doesn't track
              a host state, the field is reserved for future use. Always  con-
              tains the value X.

       load values
              Description of load values. Information about multiple load val-
              ues is separated by space.  A load  value  description  has  the
              format <name>=<actual_value>.

   host_consumable
       A host_consumable record contains information about hosts and host con-
       sumables.  Host consumables can for example be licenses.   It  contains
       the following information:

       hostname
              The name of the host.

       report_time
              The time (GMT unix time stamp) when the reported information was
              generated.

       state  The new host state.  Currently, Univa Grid Engine doesn't  track
              a  host state, the field is reserved for future use. Always con-
              tains the value X.

       consumables
              Description of consumable  values.  Information  about  multiple
              consumables is separated by space.  A consumable description has
              the format <name>=<actual_value>=<configured value>.
              The  time used so far

       node name
              The node name

       user name
              The user name

       project name
              The project name

       shares The total shares

       job count
              The job  count

       level  The percentage of shares used

       total  The adjusted percentage of shares used

       long target share
              The long target percentage of resource shares used

       short target share
              The short target percentage of resource shares used

       actual share
              The actual percentage of resource shares used

       usage  The combined shares used

       cpu    The cpu used

       mem    The memory used

       io     The IO used

       long target cpu
              The long target cpu used

       long target mem
              The long target memory used

       long target io
              The long target IO used

   new_ar
       A new_ar record contains information about advance reservation objects.
       Entries  of  this  type will be added if an advance reservation is cre-
       ated.  It contains the following information:

       submission_time
       event_time
              The time (GMT unix time stamp) when the event was generated.

       submission_time
              The  time (GMT unix time stamp) when the advance reservation was
              created.

       ar_number
              The advance reservation number identifying the reservation.

       ar_name
              Name of the advance reservation.

       ar_account
              An account string which was specified during the creation of the
              advance reservation.

       ar_start_time
              Start time.

       ar_end_time
              End time.

       ar_granted_pe
              The  parallel  environment  which  was  selected  for an advance
              reservation.

       ar_granted_resources
              The granted resources which were selected for an advance  reser-
              vation.

   ar_log
       The ar_log record is written whenever a advance reservation is changing
       status. A status change can be from pending to active, but can also  be
       triggered by system events like host outage. It has following fields.

       ar_state_change_time
              The  time  (GMT  unix  time stamp) when the event occurred which
              caused a state change.

       submission_time
              The time (GMT unix time stamp) when the advance reservation  was
              created.

       ar_number
              The advance reservation number identifying the reservation.

       ar_state
              The new state.

       ar_event
              An event id identifying the event which caused the state change.
              The  time (GMT unix time stamp) when the advance reservation was
              created.

       ar_number
              The advance reservation number identifying the reservation.

       ar_qname
              Cluster queue name which the advance reservation reserved.

       ar_hostname
              The name of the execution host.

       ar_slots
              The number of slots which were reserved.

SEE ALSO
       sge_conf(5).  host_conf(5).

COPYRIGHT
       See sge_intro(1) for a full statement of rights and permissions.



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