1 VQM

  VQM is a utility that performs the following functions:

  o  Graphically displays existing system queues, giving type and status
     information.  Allows starting, pausing, stopping, and resetting
     queues with one keystroke.

  o  Graphically displays information about jobs in a queue.  Allows
     holding, releasing, requeueing, putting on wait, taking off wait, 
     and deleting jobs with one keystroke.  The information displayed 
     consists of job name, username of the person who submitted the job, 
     entry number, current job status, size, and percent completed 
     (the last two are not applicable for batch queues).

  Format:

    VQM [queue-name]

2 Parameters

  queue-name

  This optional parameter is the name of the queue you want to analyze.
  If you don't specify a queue name, the program will display the list
  of all existing queues.

2 Qualifiers

/CONFIRM

  This qualifier will tell the program to ask for confirmation of
  all commands in the queue display and any deletion commands in 
  the job display.
 
/TYPE=(queue-type[,...])
  
  Controls the selection of the types of queues to be analyzed.
  Parenthesis can be omited if you specify only one queue type.
  You can specify any of the following keywords:

  [NO]BATCH        All batch queues
  [NO]PRINTER      All print queues
  [NO]SERVER       All server queues
  [NO]TERMINAL     All terminal queues
  GENERIC          Select all generic queues if used alone, or generic
                   queues of types specified by other keywords.

  By default, if you omit the qualifier, /TYPE=(batch, printer, server,
  terminal) is assumed.

2 Examples
 
  $  VQM /CONFIRM some-queue-name
 
  The program will enter a mode which displays and continuously 
  updates jobs in "some-queue-name". The /CONFIRM qualifier will
  ensure confirmation for any job deletion commands.

  $  VQM

  The program will enter a mode which displays all existing queues 
  on the system.
