sprio

View the factors determining the scheduling priority of all jobs

$ sprio

$ sprio [[-j|--jobs]] [job_id_1,job_id_2,...]

$ sprio [[-l|--long]]

$ sprio [[-u|--user]] [user_name_1,user_name_2,...]

$ sprio [[-w|--weights]]

Command not found.
sprio (No standard syntax available)

The sprio command is not a recognized standard utility found in common Linux distributions or their core packages. No official man pages or widespread documentation describe a command with this specific name. It is highly probable that 'sprio' is either a typographical error, a custom-developed script specific to a particular environment, or part of a very niche or private software installation. Users attempting to execute 'sprio' on a typical Linux system will most likely encounter a 'command not found' error. It is important to verify the exact command intended if this name was encountered.

As sprio is not a standard Linux command, its usage, behavior, and options are undefined. Executing it will almost certainly result in a 'command not found' error on most systems. It is crucial to confirm the correct command name or its source if 'sprio' was encountered in specific documentation or scripts. It is possible it refers to a typo for commands like priocntl or a private script.

There is no documented history for a standard Linux command named sprio in common distributions or open-source projects. If it exists, it would likely be a very recent, highly specialized, or private utility developed for specific purposes.