Hi
In my program I am running a LSF command (lsload -I tmp2 ). The output of which comes as following : 

mylogin: lsload -I tmp2
HOST_NAME       status   tmp2
blrlc264            ok  3e+04
blrlc260            ok  4e+05
blrlc256            ok  4e+05

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Is there any LSF module/subroutine in PERL which I can use to determine the maximum value under the tmp2 command (above) for a particular host. Right now I am doing it as : 

use List::Util qw/max/;
my $cmd = `lsload -I tmp2`;
my @arr = split("\n", $cmd );
shift @arr;
my @size;
foreach (@arr)
{
   my @row = split(" ", $_);  
   push @size, $row[-1];
}

my $maxsize = max @size ;

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Thanks

In reply to Perl LSF module help by ghosh123

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