A opção -o
permite a formatação personalizada da saída (pelo menos para a versão 9.1.1.1 do LSF). Na página do manual:
-o "field_name[:[-][output_width]] ... [delimiter='character']"
Sets the customized output format.
* Specify which bjobs fields (or aliases instead of the
full field names), in which order, and with what
width to display.
* Specify only the bjobs field name or alias to set its
output to unlimited width and left justification.
* Specify the colon (:) without a w
Eu geralmente uso:
bjobs -o "JOBID:10 SUBMIT_TIME:13 USER:5 STAT:5 QUEUE:6 EXEC_HOST:20 JOB_NAME"
Assim, a saída é:
JOBID SUBMIT_TIME USER STAT QUEUE EXEC_HOST JOB_NAME
12345678 Oct 30 08:34 me RUN long 4*machine1 really_long_jobname_can_go_on_forever
12345679 Oct 30 08:31 me RUN long 8*machine2 short_name