pbs_statque - Man Page
obtain status of pbs batch queues
Synopsis
#include <pbs_error.h>
#include <pbs_ifl.h>
struct batch_status *pbs_statque(int connect, char *id, struct attrl *attrib, char *extend) void pbs_statfree(struct batch_status *psj)
Description
Issue a batch request to obtain the status of a batch queue.
A Status Queue batch request is generated and sent to the server over the connection specified by connect which is the return value of pbs_connect().
The id is the name of a queue, in the form:
queue_name
or the null string. If queue_name is specified, the status of the queue named queue_name at the server will be returned. If the id is a null string or null pointer, the status of all queues at the server will be returned.
The parameter, attrib, is a pointer to an attrl structure which is defined in pbs_ifl.h as:
struct attrl { struct attrl *next; char *name; char *resource; char *value; };
The attrib list is terminated by the first entry where next is a null pointer. If attrib is given, then only the attributes in the list are returned by the server. Otherwise, all the attributes of a job are returned. When an attrib list is specified, the name member is a pointer to a attribute name as listed in pbs_alter(3) and pbs_submit(3). The resource member is only used if the name member is ATTR_l, otherwise it should be a pointer to a null string. The value member should aways be a pointer to a null string.
The parameter, extend, is reserved for implementation defined extensions.
The return value is a pointer to a list of batch_status structures, which is defined in pbs_ifl.h as:
struct batch_status { struct batch_status *next; char *name; struct attrl *attribs; char *text; }
It is up the user to free the structure when no longer needed, by calling pbs_statfree().
See Also
qstat(1B) and pbs_connect(3B)
Diagnostics
When the batch request generated by pbs_statque() function has been completed successfully by a batch server, the routine will return a pointer to the batch_status structure. Otherwise, a null pointer is returned and the error code is set in the global integer pbs_errno.