How to Suppress the BSUB Email Output
When running a load-sharing facility job, the bsub command, by default, sends an output of that job to you by email. You might not want to clutter your email inbox with numerous messages sent by the program. To prevent this, instruct the program to save the output to a text file instead of sending it by email. You can do so by adding a specific parameter at the end of the bsub command.
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Instructions
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Open your Unix or Linux command line application.
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Type the following command to execute a bsub job:
#BSUB-e X
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Replace "X" with the name of a text file. You can either select an existing file or type the name of a new one. Instead of sending the output of the job by email, the application will now save it to that text file instead.
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Press the "Enter" key on your keyboard to run the job.
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