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SHOW QUEUES Command
Function
The SHOW QUEUES command displays a list of the entries in the
system queues on your terminal. You can specify the system
queues that you want displayed, or you can see all of the system
queues. SHOW QUEUES lists the mount queue, batch queue, event
queue, and output queues.
Format
SHOW QUEUES argument/switches
Where:
argument specifies the queue or queues to be displayed. The
argument is optional. If you do not specify an argument,
all of the system queues are displayed.
The following arguments are valid:
ALL-REQUESTS Shows queue requests in all system
queues. This is the default
function.
BATCH-REQUESTS Shows batch requests.
CARD-PUNCH-REQUESTS Shows card punch requests.
EVENTS-REQUESTS Shows scheduled system events.
MOUNT-REQUESTS Shows mount requests.
OUTPUT-REQUESTS Shows requests in all output
queues.
PAPER-TAPE-REQUESTS Shows paper tape punch requests.
PLOTTER-REQUESTS Shows plotter requests.
PRINTER-REQUESTS Shows line printer requests.
/switches is one or more of the following switches. The
switches define the amount of information to be displayed
about each queue request and which queue requests to
display. By default, SHOW QUEUE displays all the system
queues for all jobs.
Switch Function
/ALL Displays a list of all the queue requests.
This is the default function. When showing
the mount requests, /ALL prints a list of all
the structures that are mounted and, for each
structure, a list of every job that has the
structure in its search list.
/BRIEF Displays a short description of each request.
/FULL Displays all available information about each
request.
/HELP Prints information about SHOW ALLOCATION and
SHOW QUEUES. To use this switch, type:
SHOW/HELP.
/USER:[ppn] Displays the queue requests for the specified
user. The project-programmer number must be
typed in brackets.
Associated Messages
[THE QUEUES ARE EMPTY]
This message occurs when there are no queue requests that match
the specification.
Characteristics
Runs the QUEUE program.
Destroys your core image.
Leaves your job at monitor level.
Example
1. The following example illustrates the output from the SHOW
QUEUES command, used with the MOUNT-REQUESTS argument:
.SHOW QUEUES MOUNT-REQUESTS<RET>
MOUNT QUEUE:
VOLUME STATUS TYPE WRITE REQ# JOB# USER
------ ------ ---- ----- ---- ---- ------------
MTB2 WAITING TAPE LOCKED 614 52 MAROTTA [27,5434]
VOLUME-SET: MTB2
LABEL-TYPE: BYPASS, TRACKS: 9, DENSITY: 1600 BPI
THERE IS 1 REQUEST IN THE QUEUE