The account codes you can use when submitting a job to Slurm are directly related to the HPC Projects you are a member of (see My HPC Projects).
_free partitions_paid partitionsOn Comet you can check which account codes you can use and which partitions they grant access to using the ``sacctmgr`` tool:
[n123@cometlogin01(comet) ~]$ sacctmgr list associations where user=n123
Cluster Account User Partition Share Priority GrpJobs GrpTRES GrpSubmit GrpWall GrpTRESMins MaxJobs MaxTRES MaxTRESPerNode MaxSubmit MaxWall MaxTRESMins QOS Def QOS GrpTRESRunMin
---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --------- ---------- ------- ------------- --------- ----------- ------------- ------- ------------- -------------- --------- ----------- ------------- -------------------- --------- -------------
comet allusers n123 1 0 0 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 default_f+ 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 default_p+ 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 gpu-l_paid 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 gpu-s_free 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 gpu-s_paid 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 interacti+ 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 interacti+ 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 interacti+ 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 interacti+ 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 interacti+ 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 long_free 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 long_paid 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 low-laten+ 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 short_free 1 512 256 normal
comet comet_proj1 n123 short_paid 1 512 256 normal
The example above shows that the user n123 is associated with the allusers account (but which has no partition permissions) and the comet_proj1 account which has permissions on all _paid and _free partitions.
You can use the -p option to sacctmgr to get a more easily parseable output, including complete account and partition names to work around the column width cut-off issue in the default sacctmgr output as above.
If any column in your output of sacctmgr is suffixed with +, then it means that field is longer than can be displayed. Re-run it again with the -p flag to see the full output.
By using the format= argument with sacctmgr you can control the output width of specific columns. This can produce a more readable output if you are prepared to list the individual fields you wish to see.
Example for the comet_training project:
$ sacctmgr list associations where account=comet_training format=Account%20,User%16,Partition%24,GrpTRES%30,MaxSubmitJobs,MaxJobs
Account User Partition GrpTRES MaxSubmit MaxJobs
-------------------- ---------------- ------------------------ ------------------------------ --------- -------
comet_training cpu=2048,gres/gpu=8,node=0 512 1024
comet_training n12345 default_free 512 1024
comet_training n12345 default_paid 512 1024
comet_training n12345 gpu-l_paid 512 1024
comet_training n12345 gpu-s_free 512 1024
comet_training n12345 gpu-s_paid 512 1024
comet_training n12345 interactive-gpu_free 512 1024