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Configuring and Managing Interactive Devices 11-9
Configuring an Interactive Device for LAT Sessions
SHOW QUEUE ALL Display Example
The following example shows how to generate a queue display. For each queued
request, the displays have one line of information arranged in columns under fixed
headings.
Local> SHOW QUEUE ALL
Position Entry Source Node Service Port Name
1 128 ORANGE TIMESHARING4 2 PORT_NAME
2 130 BANANA SALES 4 PORT_NAME
3 131 PEACH ENGINEERING
Removing Entries from the Access Server Queue
Use the REMOVE QUEUE command to modify the connection queue by selectively
removing entries from the queue. When you remove an entry from the access server
queue, the access server notifies either the requesting service node (for a host-initiated
request) or the terminal user (for a local-access request) that the request is being
rejected.
No default entry exists for the REMOVE QUEUE command, and failure to specify
what entry or entries are to be removed from the queue results in an error. The
following sets of entries can be removed:
•
A specific entry by using the REMOVE QUEUE ENTRY entry-number
command for each entry
•
The entries from a specific requesting node by using the REMOVE QUEUE
NODE node-name command
•
The entries for a specific requested service by using the REMOVE QUEUE
SERVICE service-name command
•
All queue entries by using the REMOVE QUEUE ALL command
Effect on the Queue
The REMOVE QUEUE ALL command deletes all queue entries, but it does not
disable the queue; the next connection request takes position 1 in the queue.
Example: Remove Queue
The following example shows how you can remove entry number 10 by using the
following privileged command:
Local> REMOVE QUEUE ENTRY 10