Monitoring activity

To monitor a jobs progress through the system use a command of the following format.

Example

Schedule> monitor/queue
K  Submitted    53. .\a\start (15653)           Job Process id 11552
L  Started      53. .\a\start (15653)           Job Process id 11552
M  Completed    53. .\a\start (15653)           Completed 
B  Wtfr start   66. .\a\update_a (15653)    
I  Wtfr disk    66. .\a\update_a (15653)        Waiting for 0 blocks  
H  Wtfr resrc   66. .\a\update_a (15653)        Waiting for resource
E  Wtfr prereq  66. .\a\update_a (15653)
B  Wtfr start   48. .\a\update_c (15653)    
B  Wtfr start   55. .\a\update_b (15653)    
I  Wtfr disk    48. .\a\update_c (15653)        Waiting for 0 blocks  
H  Wtfr resrc   48. .\a\update_c (15653)        Waiting for resource
E  Wtfr prereq  48. .\a\update_c (15653)
E  Wtfr prereq  55. .\a\update_b (15653)
H  Wtfr resrc   55. .\a\update_b (15653)        Waiting for resource
I  Wtfr disk    55. .\a\update_b (15653)        Waiting for 0 blocks  
K  Submitted    66. .\a\update_a (15653)        Job Process id 14736

What it does: Displays queue activity in real time

All the events displayed by the monitor represent scheduling queue changes.

See Monitor job queues (monitor/queue or monque) for a detailed description of this command.