%DUMP RUNQ--List Jobs in PSL Queue
List the items found in the Agent's run queue
Syntax
%DUMP RUNQParameters
This command has no parameters.
Description
Lists items found in the Agent’s run queue. Each item is detailed in the format below:
rtcell:runq_id (proc=rtcell_id, obj id=obj_id, pid=pid, active=active)proc_type (proc_details)pipes:agent->proc=(agt_read,agt_write) proc->agent=(proc_read,proc_write)has executed:exec_occurred has sent output:output_sentexec time:next_exec repeat interval:interval
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| runq_id | pointer to item’s position in run queue |
| rtcell_id | pointer to rtcell associated with queued item |
| obj_id | numeric object ID of namespace object to which this item belongs, or none |
| pid | process ID in the Agent’s process list. The process ID only appears when the item is actually executing. It displays -1 at other times. |
| active | True if rtcell is active, False if rtcell is not active |
| proc_type | One of the following:
|
| proc_details | The details that are given for a process vary according to the type of process:
`app`inst`param (type=type state=state)
`app`inst`alarm_type`action_name
`app`inst`command_text (type=type)
( function_pointer ( data_pointer ))
( process_number ) |
| agt_read | read handle from agent to piped process, -1 if none |
| agt_write | write handle from agent to piped process, -1 if none |
| proc_read | read handle from piped process to agent, -1 if none |
| proc_write | write handle from piped process to agent, -1 if none |
| exec_occurred | Yes if this item has executed at least once, No otherwise |
| output_sent | no longer used, displays No. |
| next_exec | time rtcell is scheduled to execute next, in seconds from Epoch, followed by relative number of seconds from now |
| interval | interval in seconds between executions of the rtcell. |
Note
The %DUMP RUNQ command is one of a series of dump commands available from the command line. Use the %DUMP command (no argument) to obtain a list of items that can be dumped.
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