EAR-commands.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ EAR offers a set of commands which help both users and administrators to interac
 - A command to load transparently the EAR Library on systems where the batch scheduler has not a plug-in nor some use case isn't supported (e.g., running an OpenMPI application on SLURM systems through the `mpirun` command): [erun](#erun).
 - A command to show current EAR installation information: [ear-info](#ear-info).
 
-Commands belonging to the first three categories read the EAR configurarion file
+Commands belonging to the first three categories read the EAR configuration file
 (`ear.conf`) to determine whether the user is authorized, as some of them has some
 features (or the wall command) only available that set of users.
 Root is a special case, it doesn't need to be included in the list of authorized users.
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ It provides the following options.
 	-s      specifies the minimum start time of the jobs that will be retrieved in YYYY-MM-DD. [default: no filter].
 	-e      specifies the maximum end time of the jobs that will be retrieved in YYYY-MM-DD. [default: no filter].
     -l      shows the information for each node for each job instead of the global statistics for said job.
-    -x      shows the last EAR events. Nodes, job ids, and step ids can be specified as if were showing job information.
+    -x      shows the last EAR events. Nodes, job ids, and step ids can be specified as if it were showing job information.
     -m      prints power signatures regardless of whether mpi signatures are available or not.
     -r      shows the EAR loop signatures. Nodes, job ids, and step ids can be specified as if were showing job information.
 	-o      modifies the -r option to also show the corresponding jobs. Should be used with -j.
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ If EAR supports GPU monitoring/optimisation, the following columns are added:
 
 For node-specific information, the `-l` (i.e., long) option provides detailed accounting of each individual node.
 In addition, `eacct` shows an additional column: `VPI(%)`.
-The VPI is meaning the percentage of AVX512 instructions over the total number of instructions.
+The VPI means the percentage of AVX512 instructions over the total number of instructions.
 
 For runtime data (EAR loops) one may retrieve them with `-r`.
 Both Job and Step ID filtering works.
@@ -363,7 +363,7 @@ Creates the EAR DB used for accounting and for the global energy control. Requir
 Usage:edb_create [options]
         -p       Specify the password for MySQL's root user.
         -o       Outputs the commands that would run.
-        -r       Runs the program. If '-o' this option will be override.
+        -r       Runs the program. If '-o' this option will be overriden.
         -h       Shows this message.
 ```
 
@@ -373,7 +373,7 @@ Cleans periodic metrics from the database. Used to reduce the size of EAR's data
 
 ```
 Usage:./src/commands/edb_clean_pm [options]
-	-d num_days		REQUIRED: Specify how many days will be kept in database. (defaut: 0 days).
+	-d num_days		REQUIRED: Specify how many days will be kept in database. (default: 0 days).
 	-p			Specify the password for MySQL's root user.
 	-o			Print the query instead of running it (default: off).
 	-r			Execute the query (default: on).