In the output of the *squeue* command, the "ST" column provides the state of the job. The most commons are:
In the output of the *squeue* command, the "ST" column provides the state of the job. The most commons are:
***R**: running.
***R**: running.
***PD**: pending. The job is awaiting or resources.
***PD**: pending. The job is awaiting or resources.
***S**: suspended. This typically happens when the job is preempted by another job.
***S**: suspended. This typically happens when the job is preempted by another job. In this case, wait until Slurm resumes the job.
The title of the last column displayed by *squeue* is "NODELIST(REASON)":
The title of the last column displayed by *squeue* is "NODELIST(REASON)":
* For running jobs, displays the list of allocated nodes.
* For running jobs, displays the list of allocated nodes.
* For pending jobs, displays the pending reason:
* For pending jobs, displays the pending reason:
***Resources**: the resources requested by the job are not currently available since used by other jobs.
***Resources**: the resources requested by the job are not currently available since used by other jobs.
***Priority**: the job priority is lower than the priority of other jobs.
***Priority**: the job priority is lower than the priority of other jobs.
***QOSMaxCpuPerJobLimit**
***QOSMaxCpuPerJobLimit**: the maximal number of authorized allocated cores has been reached by *username*, the job is waiting for some running jobs of *username* to end.
***BeginTime**: your job has been requeue by the system and is waiting to start.
***BeginTime**: the job has been requeued by the system to fix an issue and is waiting to start again.
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***Held state**: the job is hold by Slurm. To unlock it, do `scontrol release job_id`.
