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Setting Up and Maintaining Queues
14.7 Maintaining Queues
Task For More Information
Closing a queue Section 14.7.1.4
Stopping a queue Section 14.7.1.5
Preventing autostart queues from starting Section 14.7.1.6
Disabling autostart on a node Section 14.7.1.7
Stopping all queues on a node Section 14.7.1.8
Stopping queues before shutting down a system Section 14.7.1.9
Assigning a logical queue Section 14.7.1.10
Moving all jobs from one queue to another Section 14.7.1.11
Deleting a queue Section 14.7.1.12
14.7.1.1 Monitoring Queue Information
Use the SHOW QUEUE command to monitor the status of queues. To display
queue information, enter SHOW QUEUE in the following format:
SHOW QUEUE [/qualifier,...] [queue-name]
If you do not specify a qualifier or a queue name, the system displays the status of
all queues on the system and all jobs you own. The SHOW QUEUE qualifiers let
you select the type of queue and the amount of information you want to display.
Use the following qualifiers to select the information you want to display:
Qualifier Description
/BY_JOB_STATUS[=keyword-list] Displays queues that contain jobs of the specified
status. You can specify one or more of the following
keywords:
EXECUTING
HOLDING
PENDING
RETAINED
TIMED_RELEASE
If no keyword is specified, by default the jobs of all
status are displayed. For more information about
job status, see Table 14–6.
/BATCH Displays batch execution queues.
/DEVICE[=keyword-list] Displays output execution queues. You can select a
specific type of execution queue by entering one or
more of the following keywords:
PRINTER
TERMINAL
SERVER
If no keywords are specified, all types of output
queue are displayed.
/GENERIC Displays the status of generic queues.
Use the following qualifiers to select the amount of information you want to
display:
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