Hi,
I have commands like this:
â gofact_extendrange_ganymede git:(master) â condor_status -claimed -af:h Cmd Arguments CpusProvisioned JobId Owner 'formatTime(Qdate)' 'formatTime(JobCurrentStartDate)' Machine 'interval(time()-JobCurrentStartDate)' CpusUsage NumJobStarts -sort "-JobCurrentStartDate" -constraint 'Owner=="templon"'
Cmd Arguments CpusProvisioned JobId Owner formatTime(Qdate) formatTime(JobCurrentStartDate) Machine interval(time()-JobCurrentStartDate) CpusUsage NumJobStarts
/user/templon/gofact_extendrange_ganymede/mers.condor 214 1 49710.152 templon Fri Nov 18 10:21:07 2022 Fri Nov 18 10:22:33 2022 wn-lot-048.nikhef.nl 4+03:08:05 0.9994810870997662 0
/user/templon/gofact_extendrange_ganymede/mers.condor 242 1 49710.180 templon Fri Nov 18 10:21:07 2022 Fri Nov 18 10:23:56 2022 wn-lot-047.nikhef.nl 4+03:06:42 0.9995679102645538 0
/user/templon/gofact_extendrange_ganymede/mers.condor 254 1 49710.192 templon Fri Nov 18 10:21:07 2022 Fri Nov 18 10:32:35 2022 wn-lot-050.nikhef.nl 4+02:58:03 0.9994999861801459 0
/user/templon/gofact_extendrange_ganymede/mers.condor 257 1 49710.195 templon Fri Nov 18 10:21:07 2022 Fri Nov 18 10:39:16 2022 wn-lot-050.nikhef.nl 4+02:51:22 0.9995049555423193 0
The output gets really bulky, partially because I have headers in the output with names like interval(time()-JobCurrentStartDate)
. Is there a way (aside from wrapping stuff in a script that does the substitution) to give the headers different names?
JT