The
qquota command will tell you what resources available to your userid are in use at the moment that the qquota command was run. The purpose of qquota is not to provide a complete list of the resources available to your userid. If no resources are in use at the moment, qquota will not return any information.
For example:
resource quota rule limit filter -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- rulset1/10 slots=123/256 users @campus hosts @idre-amd_01g
"slots=123/256" means 123 slots or cores are in use by your group out of 256 of your group’s total allocation. Enter
man qquota at the shell prompt for more information.