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#!/usr/bin/env expect
############################################################################
# Purpose: Test of Slurm functionality
#          Test for jobs that ran on a node at a certain time from
#          configuration set up in test22.1.
############################################################################
# Copyright (C) 2008 Lawrence Livermore National Security.
# Produced at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (cf, DISCLAIMER).
# Written by Danny Auble <da@llnl.gov>
# CODE-OCEC-09-009. All rights reserved.
#
# Portions Copyright (C) 2012 SchedMD LLC
# Written by Nathan Yee <nyee32@schedmd.com>
#
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############################################################################

proc inc22_1_4 {} {
	global sacct job1_acct job2_acct job3_acct job1_start_str
	global job1_end_str job2_start_str job2_end_str job3_start_str
	global job3_end_str start_str end_str cluster1 cluster2
	global sql_rem_clus1 sql_rem_clus2 users accounts
	global test_job1 test_job2 test_job3

	# Since there are 2 test clusters we will just use one
	set cluster $cluster1

	# Test for job 1
	log_info "Search for job1 on cluster $cluster"
	set output [run_command_output -fail "$sacct -p -M $cluster --state=completed --start=$job1_start_str --end=$job1_end_str --format=jobname --noheader"]
	subtest {[regexp -all "$test_job1\." $output] == 2} "Test for job 1 submitted twice"

	# Test for job2
	log_info "Search for job2 on cluster $cluster"
	set output [run_command_output -fail "$sacct -p -M $cluster --state=completed --start=$job2_start_str --end=$job2_end_str --format=jobname --noheader"]
	subtest {[regexp -all "$test_job2\." $output] == 1} "Test for job 2"

	# Test for job3
	log_info "Search for job3 on cluster $cluster"
	set output [run_command_output -fail "$sacct -p -M $cluster --state=completed --start=$job3_start_str --end=$job3_end_str --format=jobname --noheader"]
	subtest {[regexp -all "$test_job3\." $output] == 1} "Test for job 3"
}