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mshow

Synopsis 

mshow [-a]  [-q jobqueue=active]

Overview

The mshow command displays various diagnostic messages about the system and job queues.

Arguments

FlagDescription
-aAVAILABLE RESOURCES
-q [<QUEUENAME>]

Displays the job queues.

Format

AVAILABLE RESOURCES
Format:Can be combined with --flags=[tid|verbose|future] --format=xml and/or -w
Default:---
Description:Display available resources.
Example:
> mshow -a -w user=john --flags=tid --format=xml
Show resources available to john in XML format with a transaction id. See mshow -a for details
  
JOB QUEUE
Format:<QUEUENAME>, where the queue name is one of: active, eligible, or blocked. Job queue names can be delimited by a comma to display multiple queues. If no job queue name is specified, mshow displays all job queues.
Default:---
Description:

Displays the job queues. If a job queue name is specified, mshow shows only that job queue.

Example:
> mshow -q active,blocked
    [Displays all jobs in the active and blocked queues]
...
  

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