Analysis Manager > Monitor > Running Job
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Running Job
With the Action set to monitor a Running Job, pertinent information about a specific job that is currently running or queued to run can be obtained. Jobs can be monitored from any host in the Analysis Manager's configuration, not just from where they were submitted.
 
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This form is not displayed when a job is monitored directly from Patran. Instead, only the monitoring form is displayed as shown on the next page since all the pertinent information to monitor a job is passed in from Patran. The Windows interface is displayed further down also.
A graph of the selected running job appears, showing the duration of the job where it has been or is running.
The following table describes all the widgets that appear in this job graph.
 
Item
Description
Job Status
This widget gives the total elapsed time in blue and the actual CPU time in red. A check mark appears when the job is completed successfully. Otherwise, an “X” appears. The clear portion of the blue bar indicates the amount of time the job was queued before execution began. Elapsed and CPU time are reported in minutes.
Percent CPU Usage
This widget gives the percentage of CPU that is being used by the analysis code at any given time. The maximum percentage of CPU during job execution is indicated as a grey shade which remains at the highest level of % CPU usage.
Total Disk Usage
This widget gives the total amount of disk space used by the job during execution in megabytes.
Percent Disk Usage
This widget gives the percentage of the total disk space that this job occupies at an given time for all file systems. If you click on this widget with the mouse, all file systems will be shown. The maximum percentage of disk space used during job execution is indicated as a grey shade which remains at the highest level.
Job Information
Job # - the sequential number of the job
Job Name - the name of the job
Owner - The name of the user or job owner
Elapsed Time - how long the job has been running
Returning Job Files
All files created during execution are copied back and displayed in this list box. After job completion and during job execution, it is possible to click on any of these files to view them with a simple editor/viewer. The following keystrokes are available in this viewer window:
ctrl-s: to search for a string
ctrl-n: to repeat search
ctrl-c: exits out of viewer
ctrl-<: goes to top of file
ctrl->: goes to bottom of file
Controls
Remove beginning queue time - takes off the queued portion of the graphics bar, e.g., the portion that is not blue before job begins.
Suspend/Resume Job - when toggled on, the job will be indefinitely suspended. A banner across the CPU dial will display the word SUSPENDED while the job is suspended. Toggle the switch off to resume the job. The banner will be removed.
Update (Sec.) - how often to update the graph / display
Pixels Per Min - how many pixels wide per minute
MB Per Inch - how many megabytes per inch to be displayed
Normalize Graph - make the graph fit in the window area
Close
Closes the monitoring form.
Status Window
Status messages are returned in this window. If the log file is being monitored, then log file lines will appear here also for MSC Nastran and ABAQUS.
The bottom left panel lists information about the job, such as date and time of event task name, host name, and status. Any error and status messages will appear here. An example listing is:
Fri Jan  4 13:31:31 1994 <TASK COMPLETED>    Task Name: shock
The running job function can also be invoked manually from the system prompt. See Invoking the Analysis Manager Manually for details.
Windows Interface
For Running Jobs, when a job is submitted from the Windows interface, the user is queried as the whether he/she wants the interface to switch automatically to the monitoring mode.
When a job is running the Monitor tree shows running jobs and jobs that have been queued.
When a Running Jobs in the tree structure is selected, three tabs become available to give specific
status of the job, allow viewing of created output files, and give graphical display of memory, CPU and disk usage.