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Command ql

NAME

Command ql :: Queue list

SYNOPSIS

ql [options] TargetName

DESCRIPTION

The ql command prints the list of queues assigned to a target. The target name must be passed as parameters.

`-d' option can be used to print queue description and `-t' to print target name.

Three options can be used to format output :

`-B' must be followed by a string which will be printed at the begining of each lines.
`-E' must be followed by a string which will be printed at the end of each lines.
`-S' must be followed by a string which will be printed between each fields of a line.

Two options can be used to print a part of the whole list :

`-I' must be followed by the index of the first \object\ to print.
`-N' must be followed by the number of \object\s to print.

EXAMPLE

In this example, a target named `localhost' is created with three queues : `queue1', `queue2', `queue3'. ql is used to print queue list. Then `-d' and `-t' are used to print queue description and target name.

$ dio87d -d
$ dio87c -- ta localhost
$ dio87c -- qa localhost queue1
$ dio87c -- qa localhost queue2 "second queue"
$ dio87c -- qa localhost queue3 "third queue"
$
$ dio87c -- ql localhost
queue1
queue2
queue3
$
$ dio87c -- ql -d -t localhost
localhost   queue1	
localhost   queue2   second queue
localhost   queue3   third queue
$

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