QSHOW

The QSHOW.EXE command displays information about a single queue, a single job, and all queues in the system, or all executing jobs.

Syntax


QSHOW.EXE 

		/ALL | QueueName

		/JOBS JobNumber

		/EXECUTING_JOBS

		/SERVER=ServerName

Qualifiers

/ALL
This displays all queues in the system. This is the default if no qualifiers are specified.

/JOBS
This can be used with a queue name to display all of the jobs in the specified queue, along with the other queue information.

/EXECUTING_JOBS
This displays all jobs that are currently executing in queue.

/SERVER
This specifies the name of an Argent Queue Engine server. If this qualifier is absent, then the command uses the value of the XS_SERVER environment variable, if defined. If this environment variable is also absent, then the command assumes the local server.

Example A

QSHOW.EXE NIGHTLY

This command displays information about the queue called NIGHTLY.

Example B

QSHOW.EXE NIGHTLY /JOBS

This command displays information about the queue called NIGHTLY, and also displays a list of all jobs executing and pending in the queue.

Example C

QSHOW.EXE 642

This command displays information about the job number 642.

Example D

QSHOW.EXE /ALL

This command displays a list of all queues in the system.

Example E

QSHOW.EXE /EXECUTING_JOBS

This command displays a list of all jobs that are currently executing in queue.

Example F

QSHOW.EXE /EXECUTING_JOBS /SERVER=MICRON

This command displays a list of all jobs that are currently executing on server MICRON.

See Also:

Command Reference

Network Usage