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*condor_prio*
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change priority of jobs in the HTCondor queue
:index:`condor_prio<single: condor_prio; HTCondor commands>`\ :index:`condor_prio command`
Synopsis
--------
**condor_prio** *-p* *priority* | *+value* |
*-value* [*-n* *schedd_name*] [**username** | **ClusterId** ]
Description
-----------
*condor_prio* changes the priority of one or more jobs in the HTCondor
queue. If the job identification is given by *cluster.process*,
*condor_prio* attempts to change the priority of the single job with
job ClassAd attributes :ad-attr:`ClusterId` and :ad-attr:`ProcId`. If described by
*cluster*, *condor_prio* attempts to change the priority of all
processes with the given :ad-attr:`ClusterId` job ClassAd attribute. If
*username* is specified, *condor_prio* attempts to change priority of
all jobs belonging to that user. For **-a**, *condor_prio* attempts to
change priority of all jobs in the queue.
The user must set a new priority with the **-p** option, or specify a
priority adjustment.
The priority of a job can be any integer, with higher numbers
corresponding to greater priority. For adjustment of the current
priority, *+value* increases the priority by the amount given with
*value*. *-value* decreases the priority by the amount given with
*value*.
Only the owner of a job or the super user can change the priority.
The priority changed by *condor_prio* is only used when comparing to
the priority jobs owned by the same user and submitted from the same
machine.
Options
-------
**-a**
Change priority of all jobs in the queue
**-n** *schedd_name*
Change priority of jobs queued at the specified *condor_schedd* in
the local pool.
**-pool** *pool_name* **-n** *schedd_name*
Change priority of jobs queued at the specified *condor_schedd* in
the specified pool.
Exit Status
-----------
*condor_prio* will exit with a status value of 0 (zero) upon success,
and it will exit with the value 1 (one) upon failure.
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