Reminder: default run time will be set to 5 min for Franklin production batch queues tomorrow

From: Helen He (yhe_at_lbl_dot_gov)
Date: 12/04/2007

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    Dear Franklin Users,
    
    Franklin will have a system maintenance tomorrow (Wed, Dec.5) from 
    7-11am, PST.  The default wallclock time of 5 min for production queues 
    will be effective after the maintenance.  Please be sure to check your 
    batch scripts to prevent  your jobs from exiting prematurely.  Note: 
    Jobs currently in the queue are not affected by this change, and should 
    be getting the max wallclock limit as default (12 hrs) if is it not set 
    explicitly.
    
    The run limit for the "interactive" class will also be decreased from 2 
    to 1 at tomorrow's maintenance.
    
    Best Regards,
    
    Helen He
    NERSC User Services
    
    Helen He wrote:
    
    > Dear Franklin users,
    >
    > Default wallclock time for production queues (regular, premium, low, 
    > and special) on Franklin will be set to 5 mins on next Wednesday, Dec. 
    > 5.   (Note: Default wallclock time for interactive and debug queues 
    > will remain as 30 min.)
    >
    > Please take the opportunity to review your batch scripts, and insert 
    > the Torque keyword setting
    > "#PBS -l walltime=hh:mm:ss" in your batch script to avoid the 
    > premature exit of your jobs.
    >
    > It is a good idea to set job wallclock time as accurate as possible 
    > (instead of setting it too long or use the max allowed time for the 
    > batch queue class) to take advantage of scheduling backfill 
    > opportunities for faster turnaround of your jobs, better throughput 
    > for all user jobs, and higher efficiency for the entire batch system.
    >
    > Best Regards,
    >
    > Helen He
    > NERSC User Services
    >
    >
    >
    

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