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Remember to logout of all sessions when you are done with them (e.g. when you don't have beam).

Batch Job Priorities

LSF has a "fairshare" feature which remembers how much CPU time a particular user has used.  This is used to compute a priority which is used to decide which job in the queue is scheduled next.  So your job may run first in a queue, even if it was submitted later.  You can see your priority number (and those of other users) using "bqueues -r <queuename>" where <queuename> is psanaq, or one of the other LCLS queues.

Additional LSF References

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