The qmgr utility accepts no arguments. Instead, it accepts a series of commands that it processes interactively. The utility also accepts input from stdin if no console exists. Most of the commands' arguments can be local or remote. The syntax for the arguments is described in Name Syntax. Exceptions are noted in the command descriptions.
The qmgr utility returns a message to the user after each line of input indicating the success or failure of the command. The return value will not be set when qmgr exits.
The qmgr utility provides the following commands:
Abort queue
Add destination
Add groups
Add managers
Add shell-name
Add users
Create pipe-queue
Create batch-queue
Delete destination
Delete groups
Delete managers
Delete queue
Delete request
Delete shell-name
Delete users
Disable queue
Enable queue
Exit
Help
Hold
Modify request
Move request
Purge queue
Quit
Release
Restart queue
Set debug
Set default batch request priority
Set default batch request queue
Set default shell
Set destination
Set managers
Set nice-value limit
Set no default batch request queue
Set no default shell
Set no access
Set per-process permfile limit
Set priority
Set runlimit
Set shell-name
Set unrestricted access
Show all
Show limits supported
Show long queue
Show managers
Show parameters
Show queue
Shutdown
Start queue
Stop queue
Unhold