ISchedulerJobCounters Interface

Definition

Namespace:

Microsoft.Hpc.Scheduler

Assembly:

Microsoft.Hpc.Scheduler.dll

Defines the counter values related to the status of tasks in the job (for example, the number of tasks that have finished running).

[System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComVisible(true)]
[System.Runtime.InteropServices.Guid("6D3F0397-E8AC-4369-A048-E70286E575B8")]
public interface ISchedulerJobCounters

type ISchedulerJobCounters = interface

Public Interface ISchedulerJobCounters

Derived

Microsoft.Hpc.Scheduler.SchedulerJobCounters

Attributes

ComVisibleAttribute GuidAttribute

Properties

CanceledTaskCount	The number of tasks that were canceled the last time the job ran.
CancelingTaskCount	The number of tasks that are being canceled.
ConfiguringTaskCount	The number of tasks in the job that are being configured and have not yet been added to the job.
DispatchingTaskCount	Gets the number of tasks in the job that the scheduler is sending to a node to run.
FailedTaskCount	The number of tasks in the job that failed the last time the job ran.
FinishedTaskCount	Retrieves the number of tasks that have finished running.
FinishingTaskCount	Gets the number of tasks in the job for which the node is cleaning up the resources that were allocated to the task.
QueuedTaskCount	Retrieves the number of tasks in the job that are queued and ready to run.
RunningTaskCount	Retrieves the number of tasks that are running.
SubmittedTaskCount	Retrieves the number of tasks that have been submitted.
TaskCount	Retrieves the number of tasks in the job.
TotalCpuTime	Retrieves the total CPU time used by all tasks in the job.
TotalKernelTime	The elapsed execution time for kernel-mode instructions (the total time that all tasks in the job spent in kernel-mode).
TotalMemory	Retrieves the total amount of memory used by the job.
TotalUserTime	The elapsed execution time for user-mode instructions (the total time that all tasks in the job spent in user-mode).
ValidatingTaskCount	Gets the number of tasks in the job for which the scheduler is determining if the task is correctly configured and can run.