Defining Projects From the Command Line

To define projects from the command line, type the following command with appropriate options:

# qconf options

The following options are available:

• qconf -aprj

  The -aprj option (add project) opens a template project configuration in an editor. See the project(5) man page. The editor is either the default vi editor or the editor specified by the EDITOR environment variable. After you save your changes and exit the editor, the changes are registered with sge_qmaster.

• qconf -Aprj filename

  The -Aprj option (add project from file) parses the specified file and adds the new project configuration. The file must have the format of the project configuration template.

• qconf -dprj project-name[,...]

  The -dprj option (delete project) deletes one or more projects.

• qconf -mprj project-name

  The -mprj option (modify project) enables you to modify an existing user entry. The option loads the project configuration in an editor. The editor is either the default vi editor or the editor specified by the EDITOR environment variable. After you save your changes and exit the editor, the changes are registered with sge_qmaster.

• qconf -Mprj filename

  The -Mprj option (modify project from file) parses the specified file and modifies the existing project configuration. The file must have the format of the project configuration template.

• qconf -sprj project-name

  The -sprj option (show project) displays the configuration of a particular project.

• qconf -sprjl

  The -sprjl option (show project list) displays a list of all currently defined projects.