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If a user is working for multiple Labs he/she might have multiple associations with the corresponding Slurm accounts. Each user is also assigned a "default account" which is used by default when submitting jobs if an account is not explicitly requested with the flag "--account=". A simple way to see your association is to run the command sshare -u $USER -U, the first column reports the Slurm account associations. For
For example, the following user is associated with two SLURM accounts (i.e., rccg and lab1).
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$ sshare -u $USER -U
Account User RawShares NormShares RawUsage EffectvUsage FairShare
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rccg ab123 1 0.000241 0 0.000000 1.000000
lab1 ab123 1 0.000241 21252 0.000066 0.968913 |
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