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Managing Queues
Concepts
Two particular queuing mechanisms engage system managers on almost every OpenVMS system: batch (processing) queues and print queues. OpenVMS provides native support for managing queues on a stand-alone system and across a cluster. One or more queue manager processes oversee the queue functions. The system manager provides a different level of queue management that includes defining queues and interceding in queue operations by issuing DCL commands. OpenVMS supports printing files to local, remote and network printers. Batch queues permit users to submit DCL procedures to run either immediately or at a scheduled time.
Objectives
  • Describe the implementation and operation of the queue manager
  • Perform queue manager management tasks
  • Discuss criteria for designing printer queues setup
  • Implement device control libraries
  • Discuss criteria for designing batch queues setup
  • Create print and batch queues
  • Perform print and batch queue maintenance tasks
Topics
  • OpenVMS queue managers
  • Managing queue managers
  • Designing printer queues setup
  • Using device control libraries
  • Designing batch queues setup
  • Creating print and batch queues
  • Maintaining print and batch queues

Course Information

Title: Managing Queues
  Code: vp200-09
  Hours: 3.0
 

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OpenVMS System Management I
 
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