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Job Completion Information?

Hi,

I am trying to get some information on the jobs that are running. I have used the "ps" command, to get information such as 'cpu usage', 'username', 'pid', etc.,

I've also used the "bjobs" command to get information such as 'submit time' and 'start time'. The only thing I need now is to get the 'completion time'.

After several tries, all that I can see is the 'submit time', and 'start time'. How do I get the 'completion time' or 'end time' of a job?

Is there any command that can be used to get the job completion time or atleast the time taken for execution?

Thank you very much for your time and efforts.
 

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