Re: [HTCondor-users] headers on condor_status command

[John M Knoeller <johnkn@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You canât control the headers using -af,  but you can if you use a print format file with the -pr option.

Custom print formats can fully control the classad print engine that -af and -format use, including the headings and specialized data formatters.

 

https://htcondor.readthedocs.io/en/latest/classads/print-formats.html

 

For example, if you create file named templon.cpf with this content:

 

SELECT NOSUMMARY

   Cmd

   Arguments

   CpusProvisioned AS CPUs

   JobId

   Owner

   formatTime(Qdate) AS Qdate

  formatTime(JobCurrentStartDate) AS StartDate 

   Machine

   interval(time()-JobCurrentStartDate) AS RunTime

   CpusUsage

   NumJobStarts

GROUP BY

  JobCurrentStartDate DECENDING

 

 

then run this

 

condor_status -claimed -pr templon.cpf -constraint 'Owner=="templon"'

 

 

To duplicate some of the time formatting of the regular condor_status output, try using FORMATAS QDATE

 

-tj

 

 

From: HTCondor-users <htcondor-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf Of Jeff Templon
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2022 7:10 AM
To: HTCondor-Users Mail List <htcondor-users@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [HTCondor-users] headers on condor_status command

 

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