Thanks Christoph, What is reported for TARGET.RequestCpus is the same as the slot Cpus â $ condor_q -allusers -better-analyze 214860.0 -reverse | grep TARGET.RequestCpus | sort| uniq -c 838 [1] 0 ifThenElse(TARGET._cp_orig_RequestCpus isnt undefined,TARGET.RequestCpus <= MY.Cpus,MY.ConsumptionCpus <= MY.Cpus) 1 [1] 1 ifThenElse(TARGET._cp_orig_RequestCpus isnt undefined,TARGET.RequestCpus <= MY.Cpus,MY.ConsumptionCpus <= MY.Cpus) 11 [2] 0 TARGET.RequestCpus <= MY.Cpus 857 (ifThenElse(TARGET._cp_orig_RequestCpus isnt undefined,TARGET.RequestCpus <= MY.Cpus,MY.ConsumptionCpus <= MY.Cpus) && 695 TARGET.RequestCpus = 1 2 TARGET.RequestCpus = 16 12 TARGET.RequestCpus = 32 72 TARGET.RequestCpus = 50 87 TARGET.RequestCpus = 64 11 TARGET.RequestCpus <= MY.Cpus && MY.Memory > 0 && It also still reports 1 slot can run that job, although that slot certainly cannot as the true RequestCpus is 64, whereas that slot only has 1 Cpu. JT
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