Define a tag for a node to be late. Suites cannot be late, but you can define a late tag for submitted in a suite, to be inherited by the families and tasks.
When a node is classified as being late, the only action ecFlow takes is to set a flag. ecflowview will display these alongside the node name as an icon (and optionally pop up a window). A separate list is also kept.
Table 5 2 Ways a node can be late
Status |
Reason |
Submitted |
The time node can stay submitted (format [+]hh:mm). Submitted is always relative, so + is simply ignored, if present. If node stays submitted longer than the time specified, the late flag is set. |
Active |
The time of day the node must have become active (format hh:mm) If the node is still queued or submitted by the time, late flag is set. |
Complete |
The time node must become complete (format [+]hh:mm). If relative, time is taken from the time node became active, otherwise node must be complete by the time given. |
The submitted late time is inherited from parent if not present in the node itself. That is defining late -s on a suite all tasks will have that value, e.g.
task t1
late -s +00:15 -a 20:00 -c +02:00
This is interpreted as: the node can stay submitted for a maximum of 15 minutes, and it must become active by 20:00 and the runtime must not exceed 2 hours.