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{\bf VSUTIL Utility Program}\hfill
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(This corresponds to version V02.05 of VSUTIL)
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VSUTIL provides some utility functions related to the {\sl VS:} Variable
Send-data driver, Version\ 2.  The following commands are recognized (each
command keyword can be abbreviated to just the first letter):
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{\bf QUEUES}{\sl\ [queue]}
\hpar{ }Displays summary of queues on the terminal, or display all
messages in a single queue.
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{\bf SHOW}{\sl\ [filename]}
\hpar{ }Produces a snapshot of VS: private pool, queues, messages.
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{\bf CREATE}{\sl\ queue}
\hpar{ }Creates a queue with the specified name.
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{\bf DELETE}{\sl\ queue}
\hpar{ }Deletes the specified queue, and all messages in it.
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{\bf FLUSH}{\sl\ queue}
\hpar{ }Flushes the specified queue of all messages
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{\bf REMOVE}{\sl\ msg-id,queue}
\hpar{ }Removes the specified message from the specified queue
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Unlike the previous versions of VSUTIL, this one (V02.05) does NOT require
(or accept!) the   $\ldots$   delimiters around queue names.  Instead, any
spaces within a queue name MUST be replaced by underscores,
\par e.g.  CREATE Q\ul{\ }UACK     and not     CREATE ``Q UACK''
\par Now, if VSUTIL is run through CCL, you no longer have to worry about
doubling up the quotation marks on the MCR command line.
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[ $\ldots$ ] indicates optional parameters.
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Message-ID is the virtual address of the message.
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If this program is passed an MCR command line, the line must be
one of the valid commands listed above, or the form $\@$FILENAME.
The latter form is particularly useful if VSUTIL is run from your
STARTUP.CMD file to set up permanent queues.
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