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Type a queue.
The TYPE command will show the entries from the scheduling queues.
General Format
type/queue [/qualifiers] queue_letter
where queue letters are A through S or "*"
Alternate
catque [-qualifiers] queue_letter
Qualifier Summary
/failed
/full
/all
/entry = number
/set_id = number
/symbol [=prefix_string,format] (default = sq)
/node = target_node
Examples
C:\> schedule type/queue *
Scheduling queue A: Identify next start time
Scheduling queue B: Waiting for start time to occur
200. REPEAT_TEST (0) Holding until November 21, 2000, 19:14
119. \a\start (0) Holding until November 21, 2000, 20:21
191. \b\start_tree (0) Holding until November 22, 2000, 10:00
138. named_day_test (0) Holding until November 26, 2000, 08:15
Scheduling queue C: Initiated with NO set id.
Scheduling queue D: Initiated with a set id.
Scheduling queue E: Waiting for local prerequisites
144. \c\rcr1 (1230)
80. \c\rcr1_a (1230) not completed
93. \c\rcr1_b (1230) not completed
67. \c\rcr1_c (1230) not completed
558. [.a]finished (1232)
181. \a\report_3 (1232) not completed
Scheduling queue F: Request remote completion codes
Scheduling queue G: Waiting for remote prerequisites
Scheduling queue H: Waiting for a required file
Scheduling queue I: Waiting for disk space requirements
Scheduling queue J: Ready to submit into execution queue
Scheduling queue K: Submitted for execution
80. \c\rcr1_a (1230)
93. \c\rcr1_b (1230)
Scheduling queue L: Execution started
181. \a\report_3 (1232)
70. repeat_test (1362)
Scheduling queue M: Job completed
Scheduling queue N: Initiate descendant jobs
Scheduling queue O: Send initiation to a remote node
Scheduling queue P: Holding previous completions
415. repeat_test (1348) Completed on November 21, 2000, 03:15
168. \a\start (1349) Completed on November 21, 2000, 04:24
62. \a\update_a (1349) Completed on November 21, 2000, 04:28
120. \a\update_c (1349) Completed on November 21, 2000, 04:28
117. \a\report_1 (1349) Completed on November 21, 2000, 04:31
184. \a\summary_a (1349) Completed on November 21, 2000, 04:32
186. \a\report_3 (1349) Completed on November 21, 2000, 04:34
159. \a\report_2 (1349) Completed on November 21, 2000, 04:34
185. \a\finished (1349) Completed on November 21, 2000, 04:37
Scheduling queue Q: Event signals
Scheduling queue R: Job completion messages
Scheduling queue S: Remote completion requests
C:\> schedule type/queue/symbol/entry=121
C:\> set sq*
SQ_ENTERED_ON = "28-FEB-2000 10:22:46.15"
SQ_ENTRY = "121"
SQ_INITIATED_ON = "28-FEB-2000 10:21:36.38"
SQ_NAME = "[DEMO.D]A1"
SQ_QUEUE = "P"
SQ_SET_ID = "2278"
SQ_SET_PARAMETER = ""
SQ_SET_TAG = ""
SQ_START_ON = "28-FEB-2000 10:22:38.63"
SQ_STATUS = "%X00030001"
SQ_STEP = "0"
Qualifiers
/all
The ALL option displays all entries in a queue.
/hostname=host_name
The qualifier specifies what node (either local or remote) you want the operation performed on.
/entry=number
The ENTRY qualifier selects a particular entry in a scheduling queue.
/failed
The FAILED qualifier displays only jobs that have failed. Failed jobs may only be in the M, N, O or P queue. In most cases, this qualifier will result in listing failed jobs in the P queue.
/full
The FULL option displays all the known attributes of a queue.
/order
Lists the current jobs in queue order rather than the default set/name order.
/set_id=number
The SET_ID qualifier points to a designated job set. If no number is specified the default implies all job sets.
/symbol[=prefix_string]
The SYMBOL command requests that all job information be output to environmental variables. The environmental variable is constructed by prefixing the field name with the provided string. If none is provided a default value of SC is used. To display the environmental variables output from the /symbol qualifier use:
set prefix_string