miser_move(1)							 miser_move(1)

NAME    [Toc]    [Back]

     miser_move	- move a block of resources from one queue to another

SYNOPSIS    [Toc]    [Back]

     miser_move	-s srcq	-d destq -o s=start,e=end,c=CPUs,m=mem

     miser_move	-s srcq	-d destq -f file | -h

DESCRIPTION    [Toc]    [Back]

      The miser_move command removes a tuple of	space from the source queue's
     vector and	adds it	to the destination queue's vector beginning at the
     start time	and ending at the end time.  The resources added or removed do
     not change	the vector definition and are, therefore, temporary.

     The command returns a table that lists the	start and end times of each
     resource transfer and the amount of resources transfered.

OPTIONS    [Toc]    [Back]

     -s	srcq
	  Srcq is the name of any valid	miser queue. This queue	may be the
	  system queue.

     -d	destq
	  Destq	is the name of any valid miser queue. This queue may be	the
	  system queue.

     -o	s=start,e=end,c=cpus,m=mem
	  This option specifies	a block	of resources to	be moved.  The start
	  and end times	are relative to	the current time (for valid times, see
	  miser_submit(1)). The	CPUs are an integer up to the maximum free
	  CPUs associated with a queue.	The memory is an integer with an
	  identifier (g, m, or k representing gigabyte,	megabyte, and
	  kilobyte, respectively) to indicate the amount of memory to be
	  transfered. If no unit is provided with the memory field then	the
	  memory value is assumed to be	bytes.

     -f	file
	  File contains	a resource block specification (see miser_move(4)) for
	  a definition).

     -h	  Prints the command's usage message.

BUGS    [Toc]    [Back]

     The transfer is temporary.	If miser is killed or crashes then the
     resources transfered are lost, and	miser will be unable to	restart.

SEE ALSO    [Toc]    [Back]

     miser(5), miser(1), miser_move(4),	miser_reset(1).


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