# Show  jobs information in queue

`squeue:` view information about jobs located in the Slurm scheduling queue.

`gqueue:` squeue alias formated to show specific jobs information

#### general usage
If you use the command without any paremeters it will show you the currently running jobs in the queue.

```
$ squeue

JOBID PARTITION     NAME     USER ST       TIME  NODES NODELIST(REASON)
1127     debug omp-bkp- jprmacha  R 9-04:38:00      1 wn018
1128     debug omp-bkp- jprmacha  R 9-04:35:45      1 wn019
1129     debug omp-bkp- jprmacha  R 9-04:30:58      1 wn020
1130     debug omp-bkp- jprmacha  R 9-04:29:51      1 wn012
1156 HPC_4_Day run_zaca     root  R 2-02:42:26      1 wn035
```

#### view jobs from a specific user
You can filter by user, using the `--user` flag

```
$ squeue --user root

JOBID PARTITION     NAME     USER ST       TIME  NODES NODELIST(REASON)
1156 HPC_4_Day run_zaca     root  R 2-02:44:28      1 wn035
```

#### view particular jobs
You can slso filter by job id, using the `-j` flag.

```
$ squeue -j 1127

JOBID PARTITION     NAME     USER ST       TIME  NODES NODELIST(REASON)
1127     debug omp-bkp- jprmacha  R 9-04:41:26      1 wn018
```
it is possible to provide multiple job id's separated by comma.

#### format the command output

The user may provide the output fields with format option *"-O"*, for example showing the number of requested cpus:

	$ squeue -o "%.7i %.9P %.8j %.8u %.2t %.10M %.6D %C %N" -u jmartins
    JOBID PARTITION     NAME     USER ST       TIME  NODES CPUS NODELIST
	192427    debug   cpi.sh jmartins  R       0:06      1   64 hpc047

#### gqueue alias

The user interfaces have an alias for the ***squeue*** comand called ***gqueue*** with some useful fields

	$ gqueue
    JOBID  PARTITION NAME    USER    ST TIME     NODES CPUS TRES_PER_NODE  NODELIST
    184472 gpu       gpu-job gpuuser R  18:34:54 1     1    gpu            hpc058

>**For more detailed information, please see the manual `man squeue` **