managequeue - Manage Async Queue

suspendqueue [--exec [l|g]] [-e envdataarea] queue [queue ...] [-v displayoptions] (--suspend inferred)

resumequeue [--exec [l|g]] [-e envdataarea] queue [queue ...] [-v displayoptions] (--resume inferred)

listqueues [--exec [l|g]] [-e envdataarea] [queue [queue ...] | --showfields | -n numberofrecords [-C] [--filter filterString]] [-a | -f fieldname- [:size],...] [-s fieldname=size,[fieldname=size,...] [-v displayoptions] (--list inferred)

managequeue -h | [--exec [l|g]] [-e envdataarea] --list [queue [queue ...] | -n numberofrecords [-C] [--filter filterString]] [-a | -f fieldname[:size],...] [-s fieldname=size,[fieldname=size,...] | [[--suspend | --resume] queue [-v displayoptions]]

managequeue performs various listings and modifications to the queue (pause, resume, and list queues).

The suspendqueue, resumequeue, and listqueues commands are shortcuts to the managequeue command, with various options.

Program Option Description
--suspend Suspend a queue. A queue name must be supplied.
--resume Resume a queue. A queue name must be supplied.
--list [queue]

List queue information:

  • --filter filterString (only valid with --list).

  • -a (show all fields)

  • -C (display fields in column layout)

  • -n (maximum number of records to display)

--exec l | g Allows you to control how the repository is loaded. The default is g (for grid). If g is specified, then the utility uses the repository already loaded in the grid, resulting in better performance. If l is specified, the repository is loaded to the local client, which can be time-consuming for large applications.
-e envdataarea Run the managequeue command for the specified environment data area.
-a Show all fields. Only valid with --list.
-C Show fields in column layout. Only valid with --list.
-f Show specified fields. Only valid with --list.
-n Maximum number of records to display. Only valid with --list.
-s Override field sizes.
--showfields Show available fields.
-h Show syntax.
-v

errorlevel, tracelevel, and verbose specified in any order, where:

  • errorlevel = {n}one | {f}atal | {e}rror | {w}arning (warning is the default)

  • tracelevel = 0:6 where 0 is no message and 6 is everything

  • verbose = whether to display exception stacktrace