This is a "perl" status code, that has to be converted by a 8 bits right shift ( $code >>8) to get the exit status (which should be 127 here) or ($code & 127) to be equal to the kill signal if the command has been killed (bash like behavior)
In OAR2, oarstat converted the values in the output inside parenthesis, which is not something very easy to parse, so I suggest that OAR3 outputs something like this:
This is a "perl" status code, that has to be converted by a 8 bits right shift ( $code >>8) to get the exit status (which should be 127 here) or ($code & 127) to be equal to the kill signal if the command has been killed (bash like behavior) In OAR2, oarstat converted the values in the output inside parenthesis, which is not something very easy to parse, so I suggest that OAR3 outputs something like this: