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LSF provides a structure called a job array that allows a sequence of jobs that share the same executable and resource requirements, but have different input files, to be submitted, controlled, and monitored as a single unit. Using the standard LSF commands, you can also control and monitor individual jobs and groups of jobs submitted from a job array.
Now that I submitted 100s of jobs I realized that I don't won't them to run after all, how do I kill them all?
All the jobs listed when you use the bjobs command can be removed by doing the following:
-bash-3.2$ bkill 0
How can I submit jobs to LSF on the cluster from my workstation without actually logging into the cluster?
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