qmod(1)

NAME
qmod - modify a DQS queue

SYNTAX
qmod [options]

qmod enables users classified as an "owners" of a workstation to modify the state of a dqs queue for his/her machine. (A manager/operator or root can execute qmod for any queue in a cluster.)

Options

-cell cell_name
          The cell to which the request is forwarded.

-d Disables the queue.

-e Enables the queue and any jobs which might be
          suspended.

-f Forces action. If dqs_execd can be contacted,
          this only effects queue status, not the job
          status.

-help Prints a listing of all options.

-s Suspends the queue and any jobs which might
          be active.

-us Unsuspends the queue and any jobs which might be active.

-soc Suspends the queue upon currently executing jobs completion.

-xsoc Remove the suspend on completion mandate from the queue.

-verify Causes DQS to print request to stdout. No action taken.

-l resource_list
          Defines the resource required by the job.
          The resource_list option conforms to the following:
           resource[.op.resource_field][,resource[.op.resource_field]],...]

-q destination_identifier_list
          Specifies a destination_id_list.
          The destination_id_list determines the queue, server
          or a queue at a server to which the job is queued.
          The destination_id_list conforms to the following:
                  dest_id[,dest_id,...] Environmental Variables:

    DQS_CELL If set, specifies the default DQS cell.
    DQS_DEBUG If set, specifies that debug information
                    should be written to stderr.
    DQS_EXT_DEBUG If set, specifies that extended debug
                    information should be written to stderr.

SEE ALSO
qconf(l), qdel(l), qstat(l), qmon(l), qidle(l), qsub(l), qusage(l)