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Hi,Kent,
   Thank you for your explaination, I have read the link you gave me, but I still have some quesions.
   Actually, I use remote DAGMan to submit job.In condor system, we have several users to submit dag jobs to the central manager(the remote PC) by different user account,for different dag job, as I mentioned,for each dag job of each user, I need C could be run as soon as possible after A,B finished. But actually when dag submit a new job C to condor,there are many jobs already in the queue, and they are from different users, but I want C could run as soon as possible! So my quesion is can I set priority among these different jobs from different users.
   Additionally, I use condor-c grid Universe for all the jobs, because I don't know  why if I use Vanilla Universe from central manager, all the jobs just hang on in the queue,never run.

Thank you again,because I have something emergency, can you try to help me as soon as possible?

Tao  



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On Fri, 2 Oct 2009, Tao.3.Chen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   Can I ask how to set job global priority among all users? I just found
> I can only set local user's job priority, but it is not enough. Also I
> need to keep all users' priority the same.

Hmm -- I don't totally understand what you're wanting to do -- there are
user priorities, and job priorities, and they are separate.  The job
priorities (which I referred to in my previous email about the DAG
setup) only affect things within the set of jobs for a given user.
The user priorities affect how many jobs are scheduled for a given user
at a given time.

Have you looked at section 3.4 of the manual
(http://www.cs.wisc.edu/condor/manual/v7.2/3_4User_Priorities.html#23967)?

When you say "I need to keep all users' priority the same" do you mean
that you essentially want to turn off the "fair-share" scheduling and not
change priorities based on how many jobs a user has run?  You could
pretty much do that by setting PRIORITY_HALFLIFE to a very small value
(1, say -- I'm not sure whether 0 is okay or not).

You can set user priorities with the condor_userprio command -- assuming
you have the right priviledges to do that -- you have to have Condor admin
permission to set a user's priority.

Kent Wenger
Condor Team
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