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Managing the AMASS File System
6-00028-01 Rev A Utility Reference 4-47
Example
Step 1. Log in as root.
Step 2. Enter the path and utility as shown in the following
example:
Step 3. For help in reading the output, see “Prepare to
Contact Technical Support” on page -32.
The output looks similar to the example shown in the
following example.
# su root
# cd /usr/amass/utils
# ./quedisplay
READQ rid=52696, fptr=0xf0227c5c, vol=3, fnode_flags=0x110
WRITEQ rid=79, fptr=0xc00eff54, vol=5, fnode_flags=0x8048844
ADMINQ:cmd=1, flags=0x6,vol=32, juke=1, pid=1047, ftype=0, err=0
JUKEBOX 1 DRIVE 1, vid=32, vflag=0x100, status=0
JUKEBOX 1 DRIVE 2, no volume in drive
A read request
Record ID
Record is located on volume 3.
The last two entries are a list of libraries,
drives, and corresponding volume IDs.
A volformat command (cmd=1)
was issued on volume 32.
Process ID
VOLUME vid=7, num_reads=0, num_writes=30
Displays with the -q option.
RESCHEDQ rid=xx, fptr=xxxxxx, vol=x, fnode_flags=xxxxx