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-M <emailAddress>[,<emailAddress>]…	: list of email addresses to which job notifications are sent

-m [a][b][e][n]	: defines in which case mail notifications are sent: 
					b - start of job execution, 
					a - job execution error, 
					e - completion of job, 
					n - do not send notifications (default option)

-now y|n : the value of y defines that the job must be performed immediately. For interactive jobs, this is the default value.
		   If SGE cannot find free resources, the job is not queued but ends immediately.

-r y|n : whether the job should be restarted in case of a runtime error (default value is n)

-R y|n : the value of y defines that SGE will reserve nodes when deploying (important for multiprocessor jobs)

-l <resource>=<value>[,<resource>=<value>...] : defines the resources that the job requires. See Resources for details.

-pe <parallel_environment> <range> : parameter is used for parallel jobs.
     The first parameter defines the module that runs the requested form of parallel job.
     The second parameter defines a specific number of processors or a range in the form <N>,[<Ni>,...]<S>-<E>,[<Si>-<Ei>,] which                                         parallelwhichp arallel job demands. For more details see Parralel jobs 
    
-q <queue_name>[,<queue_name>...] : job queue in which job is being prepared. This option can also be used to request a specific node, such as requesting a local job queue (eg a12.q@sl250s-gen8-08-01.isabella).

-t <start>:<end>:<step> : the parameter defines that it is a job queuearray. For details, see Job queuearrays.

-v <variable>[=<value>][,<variable>[=<value>]...] : ption defines that SGE sets the environment variable when executing the job. This parameter is useful when the application uses special environment variables, because SGE does not set them by default when starting the job.

-V : SGE passes all current environment variables to the job. 

$TMPDIR : the name of the directory where temporary files can be saved (/scratch)
$JOB_ID : SGE job identifier
$SGE_TASK_ID : task identifier of the job queuearrays
$SGE_O_HOST : address of the computer from which the job was started
$SGE_O_PATH : the original value of the PATH environment variable when starting the job
$SGE_O_WORKDIR : the directory from which the job was started
$SGE_STDOUT_PATH : file where standard output is saved
$SGE_STDERR_PATH : file where standard error is saved
$HOSTNAME : the address of the computer on which the script is executed
$JOB_NAME : job name
$PE_HOSTFILE : the name of the file in which the addresses of the computers are listed
$QUEUE : the name of the queue in which the job is executed 

More information about the parallel environments available on Isabella can be found on this page : Redovi poslova i paralelne okolineJob queues and parallel environments.