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Monitor job queues (monitor/queue or monque)

The MONITOR command will display all scheduling queue transitions as they occur.

Windows/OpenVMS Format:

monitor/queue [/qualifiers] [queue,queue...]

UNIX/Linux Format:

monque [-qualifiers][queue,queue...]

where queue letters are A through S and W or "*" The default list of queues is B,E,F,G,H,I,K,L,M,W.

Queue Letter

Description

A

Compute next start

B

Wait for next start time

C

Initiate with no set id.

D

Workgroup manager

E

Wait for local prerequisite

F

Request remote prerequisite

G

Wait for remote prerequisite

H

Wait for a required file

I

Wait for disk space requirements

J

Ready to submit

K

Submitted for execution

L

Execution Started

M

Job Completed

N

Initiate Descendent jobs

O

Send initiate request to a remote node

P

Holding previous completions

Q

Event messages

R

Job completion messages

S

Remote completion messages

W

Variables being processed

Qualifier Summary

/all or -all

/current or -current

/set_id or -set_id = number

/job or -job= name

/node or -node = source_node

Example

Schedule> monitor
L  Started    5811. job36 (61963)   
K  Submitted  5811. job36 (61963)   
M  Completed  5811. job36 (61963)       Completed on June 4, 2013, 14:38
B  Wtfr start 3050. job38 (61963)   
B  Wtfr start 6008. job37 (61963)   
H  Wtfr resrc 6008. job37 (61963)       Waiting for resource
I  Wtfr disk  6008. job37 (61963)       Waiting for 0 blocks on 
E  Wtfr prereq6008. job37 (61963)
H  Wtfr resrc 3050. job38 (61963)       Waiting for resource
I  Wtfr disk  3050. job38 (61963)       Waiting for 0 blocks on 
E  Wtfr prereq3050. job38 (61963)
K  Submitted  6008. job37 (61963)   
L  Started    6008. job37 (61963)   

Qualifiers

/all or -all

The ALL option tracks all users.

/current or -current

The CURRENT option will start the display with the most current statistics.

/hostname or -node =hostname

The qualifier specifies what node (either local or remote) you want the operation performed on.

/set_id or -set_id=number

The SET_ID qualifier points to a designated job set. If no number is specified the default implies all job sets.

/job or -job =name

The JOB qualifier displays only jobs matching the specification. The name can contain wildcards.

See Also

QUEUE commands

Delete a job queue entry (delete/queue or rmque)

Modify a job queue entry (modify/queue or chque)

Display job queue information (type/queue or catque)