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NAME
share_tree - Grid Engine share tree file format
DESCRIPTION
The share tree defines the long-term resource entitlements
of users/projects and of a hierarchy of arbitrary groups
thereof.
The current share tree can be displayed via the <B><A HREF="../htmlman1/qconf.html">qconf(1)</A></B>
-sstree option. The output follows the <I>share</I>_<I>tree</I> format
description. A share tree can be created and an existing can
be modified via the -astree and -mstree options to <B><A HREF="../htmlman1/qconf.html">qconf(1)</A></B>.
Individual share tree nodes can be created, modified,
deleted, or shown via the -astnode, -dstnode, -mstnode, and
-sstnode options to <B><A HREF="../htmlman1/qconf.html">qconf(1)</A></B>.
FORMAT
The format of a share tree file is defined as follows:
<B>o</B> A new node starts with the attribute id, and equal sign
and the numeric identification number of the node.
Further attributes of that node follow until another id-
keyword is encountered.
<B>o</B> The attribute childnodes contains a comma separated list
of child nodes to this node.
<B>o</B> The parameter name refers to an arbitrary name for the
node or to a corresponding user (see <B><A HREF="../htmlman5/user.html">user(5)</A></B>) or project
(see <B><A HREF="../htmlman5/project.html">project(5)</A></B>) if the node is a leaf node of the share
tree. The name for the root node of the tree is "Root" by
convention.
<B>o</B> The parameter shares defines the share of the node among
the nodes with the same parent node.
<B>o</B> A user leaf node named 'default' can be defined as a des-
cendant of a <B><A HREF="../htmlman5/project.html">project(5)</A></B>) node in the share tree. The
default node defines the number of shares for users who
are running in the project, but who do not have a user
node defined under the project. The default user node is
a convenient way of specifying a single node for all
users which should receive an equal share of the project
resources. The default node may be specified by itself or
with other <B><A HREF="../htmlman5/user.html">user(5)</A></B>) nodes at the same level below a pro-
ject. All users, whether explicitly specified as a user
node or those which map to the 'default' user node must
have a corresponding <B><A HREF="../htmlman5/user.html">user(5)</A></B>) object defined in order to
get shares. Do not configure a <B><A HREF="../htmlman5/user.html">user(5)</A></B>) object named
'default'.
SEE ALSO
<B><A HREF="../htmlman1/sge_intro.html">sge_intro(1)</A></B>, <B><A HREF="../htmlman1/qconf.html">qconf(1)</A></B>, <B><A HREF="../htmlman5/project.html">project(5)</A></B>, <B><A HREF="../htmlman5/user.html">user(5)</A></B>.
COPYRIGHT
See <B><A HREF="../htmlman1/sge_intro.html">sge_intro(1)</A></B> for a full statement of rights and permis-
sions.
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