SHOW QUEUE [queuename][/qualifier[s]]
			/FULL
			/FILES
			/BRIEF
			/ENTRY:n
			/FORMS[:n]
			/NAME:jobname
			/OWNER_UIC:uic
			/PRINT
			/DEVICE
			
 
 The SHOW QUEUE command displays the status of the system queues. It
 can be used to check the status of a particular job or jobs,
 or to check queue activity.
 
 A simple SHOW QUEUE command will display all jobs in all queues,
 including the files that make up each job.  It is comparable to
 typing SHOW QUEUE/FILES.
 
3 BRIEF
#FULL
3 ENTRY
 
 SHOW QUEUE/ENTRY:n
 
 The /ENTRY:n qualifier allows you to specify the unique entry number of
 the job you wish to display. This is helpful if you remember the entry
 number displayed upon successful execution of a PRINT or SUBMIT command.
 
 When two or more jobs with the same name are in a queue, the use of
 /ENTRY:n is the only unambiguous way to reference a specific job.
3 FILES
#FULL
3 FORMS
 
 SHOW QUEUE [queuename]/FORMS[:n]
 
 The /FORMS qualifier restricts the display to print jobs with the same
 form number as specified in the command.  This can be useful to
 determine how many jobs that proceed your job require the same special
 form.
 
 If :n is omitted, the display shows all jobs that are other than
 FORM:0.
3 FULL
 
 SHOW QUEUE [queuename]/BRIEF
 SHOW QUEUE [queuename]/FILES
 SHOW QUEUE [queuename]/FULL
 
 There are three formats in which the queue (and jobs in them) can be
 displayed.  They are listed in order of least to most detail.
 
 The /BRIEF format displays only queues, queue assignments, and jobs
 in queues.
 
 The /FILES format displays queues, queue assignments, jobs in queues,
 and files that compose those jobs.  This is the default format used
 for SHOW QUEUE.
 
 The /FULL format contains the most information.  It displays
 attributes of jobs  in queues and attributes of the files that compose
 those jobs in  addition to queues and queue assignments. 
 
3 NAME
 
 SHOW QUEUE [queuename]/NAME:jobname
 
 The /NAME qualifier allows you to display only jobs with the 
 specified jobname. The UIC of the job is part of the
 name. (You do not have to specify it if it is your own UIC.)
 
 If there are multiple jobs in the queue with the same UIC and name 
 specified, they will all be displayed.  If this is not
 desired, use the /ENTRY:n qualifier (see HELP SHOW QUEUE ENTRY). 
3 DEVICE
#PRINT
3 PRINT
 
 SHOW QUEUE [queuename]/PRINT
 SHOW QUEUE [queuename]/DEVICE
 
 The /PRINT qualifier restricts the display to print (or "device") queues.
 
 /DEVICE is a synonym for /PRINT.
3 OWNER_UIC
 
 SHOW QUEUE [queuename]/OWNER_UIC:uic
 
 The /OWNER_UIC qualifier restricts the display to the jobs of a
 specific UIC.
 
 If you are only interested in your own jobs, you should specify the
 /OWNER_UIC qualifier since the SHOW QUEUE command will default to 
 displaying all jobs.
 
 The UIC should appear with square brackets in the format [g,m].