You can use all of the commands across the network.

There are two different ways to use the commands across a network.

The first is to use the /SERVER qualifier every time you enter a command.

The second is to set the XS_SERVER environment variable.

Example A

Using /SERVER qualifier:

C:\>QSHOW /SERVER=SULLIVAN

Queue Name	Status		Priority Description
—————-	—————-	——–	———————————-
HIGH_PRIORITY	Started, Open	255	Defined by SETUP program
LOW_PRIORITY	Started, Open	0	Defined by SETUP program
QUEUE_1	Started, Open	128	Defined by SETUP program

Example B

Setting the XS_SERVER environment variable:

C:\> SET XS_SERVER=SULLIVAN

C:\> QSHOW

Connecting to server “SULLIVAN”

Queue Name	Status		Priority Description
—————-	—————-	——–	———————————-
HIGH_PRIORITY	Started, Open	255	Defined by SETUP program
LOW_PRIORITY	Started, Open	0	Defined by SETUP program
QUEUE_1	Started, Open	128	Defined by SETUP program

In example B, the /SERVER qualifier was not required for the QSHOW command, because the XS_SERVER environment variable had been set. This method is easier to use than the

/SERVER method — once the environment variable is set all Argent Queue Engine commands will automatically be directed to the correct server.

You also could set the XS_SERVER environment variable with the Windows -> Control Panel -> System, so that it is set automatically when you log on.