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PROGRAM:

NAME


qmove - move pbs batch job

SYNOPSIS


qmove destination job_identifier ...

DESCRIPTION


To move a job is to remove the job from the queue in which it resides and instantiate the
job in another queue. The qmove command issues a Move Job batch request to the batch
server that currently owns each job specified by job_identifier.

A job in the Running , Transiting , or Exiting state cannot be moved.

OPERANDS


The first operand is the new destinationfor
queue
@server
queue@server
See the PBS ERS section , "Destination Identifiers".

If the destination operand describes only a queue, then qmove will move jobs into the
queue of the specified name at the job's current server.

If the destination operand describes only a batch server, then qmove will move jobs into
the default queue at that batch server.

If the destination operand describes both a queue and a batch server, then qmove will move
the jobs into the specified queue at the specified server.

All following operands are job_identifiers which specify the jobs to be moved to the new
destination. The qmove command accepts one or more job_identifier operands of the form:
sequence_number[.server_name][@server]

STANDARD ERROR


The qmove command will write a diagnostic messages to standard error for each error
occurrence.

EXIT STATUS


Upon successful processing of all the operands presented to the qmove command, the exit
status will be a value of zero.

If the qmove command fails to process any operand, the command exits with a value greater
than zero.

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