qsave(8)                            CLIX                            qsave(8)



  NAME

    qsave - Saves a Network Queuing System (NQS) configuration

  SYNOPSIS

    qsave filename

  DESCRIPTION

    The qsave command provides a way to back up an NQS configuration.  The NQS
    devices, forms, managers, parameters, and queues are saved, along with the
    files in the /usr/spool/nqs/private/root/database,
    /usr/lib/nqs/config_files, and /usr/ip32/cnuc/render/subscribed
    directories (if they exist).

  EXAMPLES

    This example saves the current NQS configuration to the file
    /backup/nqs.save:

    qsave /backup/nqs.save


  FILES

    /usr/spool/nqs/private/root/database
           Contains files describing NQS forms, managers, parameters, devices,
           and queues.

    /usr/lib/nqs/config_files
           Configuration files for NQS devices.

    /usr/ip32/cnuc/render/subscribed
           Plotter configuration files.

  NOTES

    The NQS must be shutdown before entering this command.  Otherwise, an
    error message appears.

    Only the superuser can use this command.

  DIAGNOSTICS

    If no filename is given, or more than one filename is given, qsave
    displays a usage message: ``usage: qsave save-filename'' and returns.

  EXIT VALUES

    If qsave did not successfully save the configuration, it exits with a



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    value of 1.

  RELATED INFORMATION

    Commands:  qrestore(8), qmgr(1), vqmgr(1)

















































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