-s also shows number of running jobs

diff --git a/paralleljobs.py b/paralleljobs.py
index 6a1da0df60929f5aa29367fc1f5c06c1a0bc9b45..535921c758b70c6bd09707e05a50ff31cdd9281d 100755 (executable)
--- a/paralleljobs.py
+++ b/paralleljobs.py
@@ -23,6 +23,9 @@ def printStatusInfo(conn):
     c.execute("SELECT count(id) FROM jobs WHERE done=1;")
     nodone, = c.fetchone()
 
+    c.execute("SELECT count(id) FROM jobs WHERE started=1;")
+    nostarted, = c.fetchone()
+
     c.execute("SELECT sum(workloadestm) FROM jobs WHERE done=1;")
     wldone, = c.fetchone()
     if wldone == None:
@@ -36,8 +39,8 @@ def printStatusInfo(conn):
     perdone = 100.0*float(nodone)/float(nototal)
     perwl = 100.0*float(wldone)/float(wltotal)
 
-    print("%d (%.1f%%) of %d jobs done. %.1f%% of the workload finished." % \
-            (nodone, perdone, nototal, perwl))
+    print("%d (%.1f%%) of %d jobs and %.1f%% of the workload done. %d jobs are running." % \
+            (nodone, perdone, nototal, perwl, nostarted-nodone))
 
 def createPropertiesTable(conn, propdef):
     conn.execute("BEGIN EXCLUSIVE")
@@ -152,29 +155,29 @@ def usage():
     """Print usage text of this program"""
 
     print("""
-Take the jobs defined in jobs table of the given database and process one job
+Take the jobs defined in the jobs table of the given database and process one
 after the other. Multiple instances may be launched against the same database.
 
 Usage:
-  {0} [OPTIONS] [COMMANDS] -d database
+  {0} [OPTIONS] [COMMANDS] -d DB
   {0} -h
 
 COMMANDS:
-  -c cmdfn        add jobs from the file with list of commands
+  -c FILE         add each line as a job resp. job's command to DB
   -h              print this text
-  -s              print progress information
+  -s              print status information
   -w              do work and process jobs
 
 OPTIONS:
-  -d database     the database to process
-  -n num          in -w mode, only process num-many jobs
-  -p cols-def     create properties table with SQL column spec
+  -d DB           the database to process
+  -n NUM          in -w mode, only process num-many jobs
+  -p COL-DEF      create properties table with SQL column spec
   -v              verbose output
 
 Commands may be combined in one call of {0}.
 
 A list of jobs may be importet line-by-line from a file using the -c option.
-Every job may output to stdout or stderr a string of the form
+Every job may output to stdout or stderr one or more strings of the form
     DB-PROPERTIES: {{ "key": "value", "key2": 1.23, "key3": True }}
 It is assumed that a table 'properties' exists with the columns jobid, key,
 key2, and key3. The corresponding values are inserted into this table. Using
@@ -183,7 +186,7 @@ column definitions in SQL style.
 
 The jobs table also contains a 'workloadestm' column that is used when
 estimating the finished workload so far. The entries default to 1 and may be
-set externally.
+adjusted.
 
 Examples:
   # create cmds.sh with jobs