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 === Information on the User === <!--T:4-->
-You will be asked to select Account or Jobs.
+If you choose "Information on User" you will be asked to select "Account" or "Jobs".
-Select account and you will get information in a table for all the groups you are a member of, just like in the Groups section, but you will not see the other group members.
+==== User Account table ====
+Select "Account" and you will get information in a table for all the groups you are a member of, as described in the Groups section above, but you will not see the other group members.
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-Select '''Jobs''' and you will then select the particular job you wish more information on.
+==== User Jobs options ====
-Select '''Basic''' and you will see the job stats its priority and its rank.
+If you select "Jobs", and you have any jobs running or pending, you will be prompted to select a particular job you wish more information on.
+For a given job, you can select "Basic", "Report", or "Output of the scontrol command".
+Selecting "Basic" will print a one-line summary giving the job's state (pending, running, or recently completed), its partition, its priority, and if pending, its rank.
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-The ranking has the following meaning: the nodes in the jobs queue or partition that can potentially run the job can also run 7825 other jobs. When all these jobs are ranked by priority from highest to lowest this job is 1517th.
+The rank has the following meaning: The nodes that can potentially run the job can also run 7825 other jobs. When all these jobs are ranked by priority from highest to lowest, this job is 1517th.
-Select '''Report''' to also show the nodes that your job can run on and their state.
+Selecting "Report" will show the nodes that your job can run on and the state of those nodes.
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-Select the '''Output of the scontrol command''' to get diagnostic command "scontrol show job <jobid>" output
+Selecting "Output of the scontrol command" will display more detailed diagnostics obtained from <code>scontrol show job</code>.