queues

The queues command shows information about the FBSNG queues. The format of the command is:

  queues [-l] [<queue_name> ...]

Example of output:

fnpcb> fbs queues
Name            State           Def Proc Type    NPend   NRun NTotal
----            -----           -------------   ------ ------ ------
FastQ           Active          Worker               0      0      0
IOQ             Active          IO                   0      0      0
KrbQ            Active          KWorker              0      0      0
LightQ_1        Active          Light                0      2      3
LightQ_2        Active          Light                0      3      3
LightQ_4        Active          Light                1      2      3
LightQ_8        Active          Light                0      3      3
LongQ           Active          Worker               0      0      2
Q2              Active          Worker               0      0      0
Q5              Active          Worker               0      0      0

For each queue, the output includes name of the queue, queue state (active, held, locked), default process type, number of pending and running sections and total number of sections including done, canceled, etc.

The -l flag causes a long listing to be displayed. For example:

fnpcb> fbs queues -l LongQ
Queue: LongQ                Status: Active     Def Proc Type: Worker         
MaxSPrio: 100    SPGap: 10     MaxQPrio: 100   
MinQPrio: 0      QPDec: 1      QPInc: 1      QPGap: 10    
Sections: Pending: 0  Running: 1  Total: 1
   2556.P3:*
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The following information is displayed in the long version:

• Queue - The name of the queue.
• Status - The status of the queue.
• Def Proc Type - The default process type.
• MaxSPrio - Maximum section priority for this queue.
• SPGap - Section priority gap.
• MinQPrio - Minimum priority of this queue.
• MaxQPrio - Maximum priority of this queue.
• QPDec - Queue priority decrement.
• QPInc - Queue priority increment.
• QPGap - Queue priority gap.
• Number of pending and running sections
• Total number of sections including those canceled, done, etc.
• List of sections and status for each section.