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8080 specify ranks or hosts which do not exist, the result will be filtered
8181 to include only those ranks or hosts that are present in *TARGETS *.
8282
83+ **R ** [-s STATE,..] [-i TARGETS]
84+ Emit an RFC 20 Resource Set on stdout.
85+
86+ With *-s,--states=STATE,... *, the set of resource states is restricted
87+ to a list of provided states. Valid states include "up", "down",
88+ "allocated", "free", and "all". Note that the scheduler represents
89+ offline, excluded, and drained resources as "down" due to the simplified
90+ interface with the resource service defined by RFC 27.
91+
92+ With *-i, --include=TARGETS *, the results are filtered to only include
93+ resources matching **TARGETS **, which may be specified either as an idset
94+ of broker ranks or list of hosts in hostlist form. It is not an error to
95+ specify ranks or hosts which do not exist, the result will be filtered
96+ to include only those ranks or hosts that are present in *TARGETS *.
97+
8398**status ** [-n] [-o FORMAT] [-s STATE,...] [-i TARGETS] [--skip-empty]
8499 Show system view of resources. This command queries both the resource
85100 service and scheduler to identify resources that are available,
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