Hi Bart, I must admit that I'm not an expert, but most probably you could use the proberty TimeDuration with description="JobTime" for your purpose. TimeDuration should be an arbitrary time measure that can be used for very different purposes (see the UR spec.) Doing so, you still can use the WallDuration (for total and/or average) and Processors (total, average, ...) in the more traditional sense. Cheers, Rosario.
Hello,
I have a question about aggregated records as described in the document :
https://forge.gridforum.org/sf/docman/do/listDocuments/projects.ur-wg/docman...
When we do accounting we are interested in the :
"Wallduration times the number of processors"
We decided to call this the "JobTime". This measures how our system is occupied by a job or how expensive a job is.
For aggregated records we don't know if all the jobs in the aggregation use the same number of processors. There is a property described "Processors" but that only makes sense if you aggregate only on jobs with the same number of processors, Aggregating on number of processors seems undesirable because then you will get a lot of extra records.
But if you don't aggregate on jobs with the same number of processors I still would like to be able to determine the total "Wallduration times the number of processors"
Is possible to use the "WallDuration" property with a description="JobTime" to represent this total, or is it a option to add a new property "Jobtime" in the aggregate user record ?
Are there any specific recommendations for this usage?
Best regards,
-- Bart Heupers, HPCV Advisor, 31 (0) 20 592 8071, Science Park 121, 1098 XG Amsterdam not desiarable
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