Synopsis
dprty program execution priority specified in exec statement
Description
This statement specifies the job execution priority
Operands
program execution priority specified in exec statement
[Windows]
Specify the program's thread priority already defined in the exec statement using a number with the range of 0 to 4.
A larger value has the higher thread priority.
Each of the values (from 0 to 4) has the following meaning:
Specified value | Priority class | Thread priority |
|---|---|---|
4 | NORMAL | HIGHEST |
3 | NORMAL | ABOVE_NORMAL |
2 | NORMAL | NORMAL |
1 | NORMAL | BELOW_NORMAL |
0 | NORMAL | LOWEST |
If the -dp option is specified in the qsub command , the execution priority specified in the -dp option is used.
For scheduled jobs where [Priority] is selected in the [Detail information] sheet of the [Add/Change - Job] window, the execution priority specified in [Priority] is used.
For demand jobs where [Set Dispatch Priority] is selected in the [Additional Information] sheet of the [Edit Job Information/Submit] dialog box/window, the execution priority specified in [Set Dispatch Priority] is used.
[UNIX]
Specify the execution priority between -20 and 19. The lower the value, the higher the priority in the CPU allocation. When specifying the -dp option in the qsub command, the execution priority specified in the -dp option is used
For scheduled jobs where [Priority] is selected in the [Detail information] sheet of the [Add/Change - Job] window, the execution priority specified in [Priority] is used.
For demand jobs where [Set Dispatch Priority] is selected in the [Additional Information] sheet of the [Edit Job Information/Submit] dialog box/window, the execution priority specified in [Set Dispatch Priority] is used.
The value that can be specified is equivalent to the nice value.
"0" represents the standard priority. The negative values show higher priority and the positive values show lower priority. Accordingly, "-20" is the highest priority and "19" is the lowest priority.
Example
dprty 4
4: Job execution priority
