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A patch to support globalID will hopefully be available by the end of the quarter. SP13 will be a pre-requisite for it.
It effectively adds a clusterid (like in RTM) to the job ID.
So in Cluster 01 the jobids will be: 1234501 1234601 1234701 etc;
and in Cluster02, 1234502 1234602 1234702 etc
so the last 2 digits represent the clusterid; so you can clearly see from the jobid what cluster is originated from (so if you are using multicluster, the globalid is preserved when the job is forwarded)
It can be enabled in an existing environment, and the new id's will be used from that point forward.
Also, is this new global unique jobid going to be in sequence/incremental?
Hi Bill,
I like the proffered solution and it is exactly what we are looking for. Any idea when the next SP will be released?
Thanks.
Changing the submit time granularity would have wide reaching, and possibly disruptive impacts across the whole LSF family, and to all 3rd party tools that make use of LSF data. Such a change could also only be made at a major release.
The next service pack for LSF will include the ability to assign a globally unique jobid across a group of clusters, and this would be the preferred solution.