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sacct

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Display job ID, job name, partition, account, number of allocated cpus, job state, and job exit codes for recent jobs

Display job ID, job state, job exit code for recent jobs

sacct --briefIdentify

Display the allocations of a job

sacct --jobs job_id --allocationsIdentify

Display elapsed time, job name, number of requested CPUs, and memory requested of a job

sacct --jobs job_id --format Elapsed,JobName,ReqCPUS,ReqMemIdentify

Display recent jobs that occurred from one week ago up to the present day

sacct --starttime $(date --date "1 week ago" +'%F')Identify

Output a larger number of characters for an attribute

sacct --format JobID,JobName%100Identify