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Manpage for sbank Commands

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DESCRIPTION

HPC Accounting System Command Line Interface

detail meta command

"detail" meta command displays information in a long format with history updates, where appropriate.

list meta command

"list" meta command displays information in a table format, but no history updates are displayed.

IMPORTANT NOTES 1. All dates entered shall be interpreted as UTC 2. non-admin users will only be able to see their content (jobs, charges, etc.) 3. project admin users will be able to see all of the content for their projects 4. staff admin users will be able to see all the content 5. --help and -h are the help options.

META COMMANDS

- detail [options]

- list [options] (DEFAULT)

DETAIL COMMANDS * allocations [-a|-e|-f|-j|-n|-p|-r|-t|-u|-w|-E|-H|-I|-O|-S|-T|...] [ ... ] (DEFAULT) * jobs [-a|-e|-f|-j|-n|-p|-r|-t|-u|-w|-E|-H|-S|-T|...] [ ... ] * projects [-a|-f|-n|-p|-r|-u|-w|-E|-H|-I|-S|...] [ ... ] * transactions [-a|-e|-f|-j|-n|-p|-r|-t|-u|-w|-E|-H|-S|-T|...] [ ... ] * users [-a|-f|-n|-p|-r|-u|-w|-E|-H|-S|...] [ ... ]

LIST COMMANDS * allocations [-a|-c|-e|-f|-j|-n|-p|-r|-t|-u|-w|-E|-H|-I|-O|-S|-T|...] (DEFAULT) * jobs [-a|-e|-f|-j|-n|-p|-r|-t|-u|-w|-E|-H|-S|-T|...] projects [-a|-f|-n|-p|-r|-u|-w|-E|-H|-I|-S|...] * transactions [-a|-c|-e|-f|-j|-n|-p|-r|-t|-u|-w|-E|-H|-S|-T|...] * users [-a|-f|-n|-p|-r|-u|-w|-E|-H|-S|...]

OPTIONS

-a --allocation

enter allocation id

-c --comment

enter comment for new or edit commands, display comment for list commands

-e --event-id

enter event db id; event db id is an internal id created by the charging system

-f --field

enter [:], width is optional; enter -f? or -f "?" for available fields, + to add fields

-h --help

command line help

-j --jobid

enter jobid; jobid is created by the scheduler and is not unique

-n --num-field

enter number of fields to display

-p --project

enter name or id, DO NOT MIX, enter 'all' to get all, wild cards '*' is allowed, but only on names

-r --resource

enter name or id, DO NOT MIX, enter 'all' to get all, wild cards '*' is allowed, but only on names

-s --suballocation

enter suballocation id

-t --transaction

enter transaction id

-u --user

enter name or id, DO NOT MIX, enter 'all' to get all, wild cards '*' is allowed, but only on names

-w --field-width

enter the field width as follows: :, enter -w? or -w "?" for available fields

-E --end

enter end datetime filter

-H --human-readable

abbreviate numbers and use unit suffixes: K (thousands), M (millions), G (billions), T (trillions) ...

-I --get-inactive

include inactive allocations

-O --get-only-inactive

get only inactive allocations

-S --start

enter start datetime filter

-T --Type

enter type of transaction

--all-charges

for list allocations | projects | users, only show info with charges

--at

enter transaction-created datetime filter

--award-category

enter allocation award category

--award-type-name

enter allocation award-type name

--created

enter created datetime filter

--debug

enter debug level

--get-deleted

get deleted objects

--get-not-charged

get jobs that have not been charged

--get-only-deleted

get only deleted objects

--history-date-range

enter history datetime filter

--home-dir

enter the directory to store the pbs meta file

--ignore-pbs-files

all new pbs files will be ignored and marked as processed

--last-updated

enter last updated datetime filter

--no-commas

remove commas from comma-separated thousands

--no-header

do not display header

--no-history

do not display history information

--no-rows

do not display rows

--no-sys-msg

do not display system message

--no-totals

do not display totals

--queued

enter queued datetime filter

MORE OPTION EXPLANATIONS

For -a, -e, -f, -w, -j, -p, -r, -t, -u, -T, --award-categories, --award_type_names, --cbank_refs options:

These options can be entered multiple times for different values or entered once for multiple values.

Examples:

  1. sbank-list-allocation -u "pershey rojas allcock" or > sbank-list-allocation -u pershey -u rojas -u allcock

  2. sbank-list-allocation -f "id p avail" or > sbank-list-allocation -f id -f p -f avail For -u, -p and -r the use of wild card "*" is allowed, but only on names, not ids:

Examples:

  1. The following command will find allocations for users whose names start with "pers" and also users rojas and allcock. > sbank-list-allocation -u "pers* rojas allcock"
  2. The following command will find allocations for projects that contain "ratio" in the name. > sbank-list-allocation -p ratio
  3. The following command will find allocations for projects that end with "tion" in the name. > sbank-list-allocation -p *tion
  4. The following command will find allocations for projects that start with "ab" and end with "ng" in the name. > sbank-list-allocation -p ab*ng

For -f option: This option is the display field option.

To get the available fields enter -f? or -f "?". Default fields columns will be displayed if no field option is specified.

To replace the current fields to display, enter: 

> sbank-list-allocations ... -f "FIELD[:WIDTH]...FIELD[:WIDTH]" or > sbank-list-allocations ... -f FIELD[:WIDTH] ... -f FIELD[:WIDTH]

If you wish to add fields to the default fields, enter one + symbol anywhere in the quoted string: 

> sbank-list-allocations ... -f "+ FIELD[:WIDTH]...FIELD[:WIDTH]", only one + symbol is needed.

The fields will be displayed in table format and in the order entered in the command line. You can specify the field width, where WIDTH can be positive or negative value. Left alignment use -, right alignment use + or nothing.

For -w option:

FIELD:WIDTH, if the field is displayed it will change the width for the specified field.

NOTE: This will not add the field as in -f option, only change the width. To get available fields you can also use -w? or -w "?" as in -f option.

For -S, -E, --created, --queued, --last-updated, --history-date-range options:

These are the date filter options. All dates are treated as UTC.

You can use any reasonable date string that resembles a date Ambiguous dates will be parsed with the following parsing precedence: **YEAR then MONTH then DAY **

For example, 10-11-12 or 101112 will be the following date: Oct. 11, 2012 Not: Nov. 12, 2010 or Nov. 10, 2012

Or you can specify a single date as follows: 

"[OPER]UTC_DATE" You can specify a date range as follows: 
"[OPER1]UTC_DATE1...[OPER2]UTC_DATE2" Where OPER can be one of the following operators: "==", ">=", "<=", ">", "<" or "eq", "ge", "le", "gt", "lt"

Note: The following defaults for OPER, OPER1, OPER2 for the following options: 

Options OPER OPER1 OPER2 ------------------------- ---- ----- ----- -E, < >= < -S, >= >= < --at >= >= < --created >= >= < --eligible >= >= < --last-updated >= >= < --queued >= >= <

You can also use the following key letters "n", "t", "d", "w", "y" as follows: 

KEY SYNTAX DEFINITIONS ---------- ----------- n[ow] now, where "now" is current-date current-time UTC t[oday] today, where "today" is current-date 00:00:00 UTC [+/-]d specified "number" of +/- days from "today" in UTC [+/-]w specified "number" of +/- weeks from "today" in UTC [+/-]y specified "number" of +/- years from "today" in UTC

For -T option:

Transaction type option. The following are the valid transaction types and their explanation: CHARGE filter on job charges PULLBACK filter on allocation pullbacks DEPOSIT filter on allocation deposits REFUND filter on job refunds VOID filter on void transactions

INVOCATION

sbank sbank sbank sbank-detail sbank detail sbank d sbank-detail-allocations sbank detail allocations sbank d a sbank-detail-jobs sbank detail jobs sbank d j sbank-detail-projects sbank detail project sbank d p sbank-detail-transactions sbank detail transactions sbank d t sbank-detail-users sbank detail users sbank d u sbank-list sbank list sbank l sbank-list-allocations sbank list allocations sbank l a sbank-list-jobs sbank list jobs sbank l j sbank-list-projects sbank list projects sbank l p sbank-list-transactions sbank list transactions sbank l t sbank-list-users sbank list users sbank l u

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

Command line default options: Define the following environment variables as you would in the command line. Once the environment variable is defined, it will be used as the default options and arguments for the specific command. Command line options will take precedence.

sbank_DETAIL_ALLOCATIONS_ARGS

Default arguments and options for sbank-detail-allocations.

sbank_DETAIL_CATEGORIES_ARGS

Default arguments and options for sbank-detail-categories.

sbank_DETAIL_NAMES_ARGS

Default arguments and options for sbank-detail-names.

sbank_DETAIL_MESSAGES_ARGS

Default arguments and options for sbank-detail-messages.

sbank_DETAIL_JOBS_ARGS

Default arguments and options for sbank-detail-jobs.

sbank_DETAIL_PROJECTS_ARGS

Default arguments and options for sbank-detail-projects.

sbank_DETAIL_TRANSACTIONS_ARGS

Default arguments and options for sbank-detail-transactions.

sbank_DETAIL_USERS_ARGS

Default arguments and options for sbank-detail-users.

sbank_LIST_ALLOCATIONS_ARGS

Default arguments and options for sbank-list-allocations.

sbank_LIST_JOBS_ARGS

Default arguments and options for sbank-list-jobs.

sbank_LIST_PROJECTS_ARGS

Default arguments and options for sbank-list-projects.

sbank_LIST_TRANSACTIONS_ARGS

Default arguments and options for sbank-list-transactions.

sbank_LIST_USERS_ARGS

Default arguments and options for sbank-list-users.

EXAMPLES

Example 1: -f, --field 

> sbank-list-transactions ... -f field1:-20 -f field2:20 -f field3 or > sbank-list-transactions ... -f "field1:-20 field2:20 field3"
Explanation: Fields will be displayed in order of appearance, where field1:-20 means 20 characters long, left align; where field2:20 means 20 characters long, right align; where field3 uses default sizes. Number fields default to right aligned. Text fields default to left aligned.

Example 2: -S, -E, --created, --queued, --last-updated, --history-start, --history-end

Single date-string examples:

  • sbank-list-allocations -S ">=Oct 11, 2014" start dates that are >= "2014-10-11 00:00:00"

  • sbank-list-allocations -S "<=2014-11-10" start dates that are <= "2014-11-10 00:00:00"

  • sbank-list-allocations -E "<20141110" end dates that are < "2014-11-10 00:00:00"

  • sbank-list-allocations -E "22:30:10" end dates that are < " 22:30:10"

  • sbank-list-allocations -S ">today" start dates that are > " 00:00:00"

  • sbank-list-allocations -E t end dates that are < " 00:00:00"

  • sbank-list-allocations -S gtnow start dates that are > " "

  • sbank-list-allocations -E len end dates that are <= " "

  • sbank-list-allocations -S "1d" start dates that are >= "today +1 day"

  • sbank-list-allocations -E "-2w" end dates that are < "today -2 weeks"

  • sbank-list-allocations -S ">=1y" start dates that are >= "today +1 year"

  • sbank-list-allocations -S ">2012" start dates that are > "2012-- 00:00:00"

Range date-string examples:

  • sbank-list-allocations -S "2013-01-01...2014-01-01" "2013-01-01" <= DATES < "2014-01-01"

  • sbank-list-allocations -S "-1y...t" "today -1 year" <= DATES < "today"

  • sbank-list-allocations -E "2013...t"" "2013--" <= DATES < "today"

  • sbank-list-allocations -E ">2013...<=t"" "2013--" < DATES <= "today"

Example 3: Command invocation examples

  • sbank-list-projects list projects full command invocation

  • sbank list projects list projects meta command invocation

  • sbank s p list projects partial meta command invocation

  • sbank p list projects where "list" is the default

  • sbank list allocations is the default

  • sbank a list allocations "list" is the default

  • sbank s a list allocations partial meta command invocation

Example 4: -h, --help

  • sbank -h will give you help summary on all of sbank

  • sbank list --help will give you help on all the "list" commands

  • sbank list allocations -h will give you help on the "list allocations" command

  • sbank-list-allocations -h will give you help on the "list allocations" command

  • sbank l a --help will give you help on the "list allocations" command