scontrol [<OPTION>] [<COMMAND>]
    Valid <OPTION> values are:
     -a, --all      Equivalent to "all" command
     -d, --details  Equivalent to "details" command
     --federation   Report federated job information if a member of a  one
     -F, --future   Report information about nodes in "FUTURE" state.
     -h, --help     Equivalent to "help" command
     --hide         Equivalent to "hide" command
     --json[=data_parser] Produce JSON output
     --local        Report information only about jobs on the local cluster.
	            Overrides --federation.
     -M, --cluster  Equivalent to "cluster" command. Implies --local.
                    NOTE: SlurmDBD must be up.
     -o, --oneliner Equivalent to "oneliner" command
     -Q, --quiet    Equivalent to "quiet" command
     --sibling      Report information about all sibling jobs on a
	            federated cluster. Implies --federation option.
     -u,--uid       Update job as user "uid" instead of the invoking user.
     -v, --verbose  Equivalent to "verbose" command
     -V, --version  Equivalent to "version" command
     --yaml[=data_parser] Produce YAML output

  <keyword> may be omitted from the execute line and scontrol will execute
  in interactive mode. It will process commands as entered until explicitly
  terminated.

    Valid <COMMAND> values are:
     abort                    shutdown slurm controller immediately
			      generating a core file.
     all                      display information about all partitions,
			      including hidden partitions.
     cancel_reboot <nodelist> Cancel pending reboot on nodes.
     cluster                  cluster to issue commands to.  Default is
			      current cluster.  cluster with no name will
			      reset to default.
                              NOTE: SlurmDBD must be up.
     completing               display jobs in completing state along with
			      their completing or down nodes
     create <SPECIFICATIONS>  create a new partition or reservation
     details                  evokes additional details from the "show"
			      command
     delete <SPECIFICATIONS>  delete the specified partition or reservation
     errnumstr <ERRNO>        Given a Slurm error number, return a
                              descriptive string.
     exit                     terminate scontrol
     fsdampeningfactor <factor> Set the FairShareDampeningFactor in slurmctld
     help                     print this description of use.
     hold <job_list>          prevent specified job from starting. <job_list>
			      is either a space separate list of job IDs or
			      job names
     holdu <job_list>         place user hold on specified job (see hold)
     hide                     do not display information about hidden
			      partitions
     listpids <job_id<.step>> List pids associated with the given jobid, or
			      all jobs if no id is given (This will only
			      display the processes on the node which the
			      scontrol is ran on, and only for those
			      processes spawned by Slurm and their
			      descendants)
     notify <job_id> msg      send message to specified job
     oneliner                 report output one record per line.
     pidinfo <pid>            return slurm job information for given pid.
     ping                     print status of slurmctld daemons.
     power down [ASAP|FORCE] <nodelist>
           up <nodelist>
                              Control power state(s) for provided nodelist.
                              For power down optionally provide ASAP or
                              FORCE.
     quiet                    print no messages other than error messages.
     quit                     terminate this command.
     reboot [ASAP] [nextstate=] [reason=] <ALL|nodelist>
			      reboot the nodes when they become idle.
     reconfigure              re-read configuration files.
     release <job_list>       permit specified job to start (see hold)
     requeue <job_id>         re-queue a batch job
     requeuehold <job_id>     re-queue and hold a batch
     resume <jobid_list>      resume previously suspended job (see suspend)
     setdebug <level>         set slurmctld debug level
     setdebugflags [+|-]<flag>  add or remove slurmctld DebugFlags
     schedloglevel <level>    set scheduler log level
     show <ENTITY> [<ID>]     display state of identified entity, default
			      is all records.
     shutdown <OPTS>          shutdown slurm daemons
			      (the primary controller will be stopped)
     suspend <job_list>       susend specified job (see resume)
     top <job_list>           Put specified job first in queue for user
     token [lifespan=] [username=] fetch an auth token
     takeover                 ask slurm backup controller to take over
     uhold <jobid_list>       place user hold on specified job (see hold)
     update <SPECIFICATIONS>  update job, node, partition, reservation, or
			      step
     verbose                  enable detailed logging.
     version                  display tool version number.
     wait_job <job_id>        wait until the nodes allocated to the job
			      are booted and usable
     write batch_script <job_id> <optional filename>
                              Write the batch script for a given job to a
                              local file. Default is slurm-<job_id>.sh if
                              the (optional) filename is not given.
     write config <optional filename>
                              Write the current configuration to a file
                              with the naming convention of
                              slurm.conf.<datetime> in the same directory
                              as the original slurm.conf.
                              If a filename is given that file location
                              with a .<datetime> suffix is created.
     !!                       Repeat the last command entered.

  <ENTITY> may be "aliases", "assoc_mgr", "bbstat", "burstBuffer",
       "config", "daemons", "dwstat", "federation", "frontend",
       "hostlist", "hostlistsorted", "hostnames", "job",
       "licenses", "node", "partition", "reservation", "slurmd",
       "step", or "topology"

  <ID> may be a configuration parameter name, job id, node name, partition
       name, reservation name, job step id, license name or hostlist or
       pathname to a list of host names.

  <HOSTLIST> may either be a comma separated list of host names or the
       absolute pathname of a file (with leading '/' containing host names
       either separated by commas or new-lines

  <LEVEL> may be an integer value like SlurmctldDebug in the slurm.conf
       file or the name of the most detailed errors to report (e.g. "info",
       "verbose", "debug", "debug2", etc.).

  <SLEVEL> may be an integer value like SlurmSchedLogLevel in the
       slurm.conf file or "enable" or "disable".

  <OPTS> may be "slurmctld" to shutdown just the slurmctld daemon,
       otherwise all slurm daemons are shutdown

  Node names may be specified using simple range expressions,
  (e.g. "lx[10-20]" corresponds to lx10, lx11, lx12, ...)
  The job step id is the job id followed by a period and the step id.
  Steps can be filtered by providing containerid=<id>.

  <SPECIFICATIONS> are specified in the same format as the configuration
  file. You may wish to use the "show" keyword then use its output as
  input for the update keyword, editing as needed.

  All commands and options are case-insensitive, although node names and
  partition names tests are case-sensitive (node names "LX" and "lx"
  are distinct).
