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NAME | SYNOPSIS | ARGUMENTS | DESCRIPTION | STATISTICS FOR THE GIVEN QUEUE | SEE ALSO | COLOPHON 

FUNCTI...Q_PRINT(3stap)  Queue Statistics Tapset FUNCTI...Q_PRINT(3stap)

NAME         top

       function::qsq_print - Prints a line of statistics for the given
       queue

SYNOPSIS         top

           qsq_print(qname:string)

ARGUMENTS         top

       qname
           queue name

DESCRIPTION         top

       This function prints a line containing the following

STATISTICS FOR THE GIVEN QUEUE         top

       the queue name, the average rate of requests per second, the
       average wait queue length, the average time on the wait queue,
       the average time to service a request, the percentage of time the
       wait queue was used, and the percentage of time request was being
       serviced.

SEE ALSO         top

       tapset::queue_stats(3stap)

COLOPHON         top

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