lsque Command

Purpose

Displays the name of the queue stanza.

Syntax

lsque [ -c ] -q Name

Description

By default the lsque command uses the printf subroutine to display the name of the queue stanza and its associated attributes from the /etc/qconfig file.

start of changeIf the scalability feature of the AIX printer subsystem is enabled, the lsque command displays the name of the queue stanza and its associated attributes from the /etc/qconfig.bin file. For more information about the printer_scalability tunable parameter, see the printer_scalability section in the Miscellaneous tunable parameters page.end of change

Flags

Table 1. Files
Item Description
-c Displays the output in colon format for use by System Management Interface Tool (SMIT).
-q Name Specifies the Name of the queue stanza that is sent to the standard output.

Security

Attention RBAC users: This command can perform privileged operations. Only privileged users can run privileged operations. For more information about authorizations and privileges, see Privileged Command Database in Security. For a list of privileges and the authorizations that are associated with this command, see the lssecattr command or the getcmdattr subcommand.

Examples

  1. To display the name of the queue stanza lp0, enter the following command:
    lsque -q lp0
    A list similar to the following list is displayed:
    lp0:
       device = lpd0
       host = neptune
       rq = nlp0
  2. To display the name of queue stanza lp0 in colon format, enter the following command:
    lsque -c -q lp0
    A list similar to the following list is displayed:
    device:discipline:up:acctfile:host:s_statfilter:l_statfilter:rq
    lpd0:fcfs:true:false:neptune:::nlp0

Files

Table 2. Files
Item Description
/usr/bin/lsque Contains the lsque command.
/etc/qconfig Contains the configuration file.