An Easy Way to Display Enqueued Messages and Their Number

In order to display the number of messages enqueued by AXIGEN, you can type:

find /var/opt/axigen/queue/ -name 'S*' | wc -l

To display information about each enqueued message for all messages, you can use the command:

find /var/opt/axigen/queue/ -name 'S*' -exec /opt/axigen/bin/mqview {} \;

If the system AXIGEN is installed on uses bash as the shell application, you can use the alias bash builtin command to define some short aliases for the longer ones:

# alias to display the number of enqueued messages:
alias axigen-queuen="find /var/opt/axigen/queue/ -name 'S*' | wc -l"

# alias to display information about all the enqueued messages
alias axigen-queuel="find /var/opt/axigen/queue/ -name 'S*' -exec /opt/axigen/bin/mqview {} \\;"

Then, you can display the number of messages using simply axigen-queuen from the command line prompt, or axigen-queuel to display the list of messages and information about each one of them.
The aliases defined above may be inserted into the user bash startup file, usually ~/.bashrc, in order to be loaded everytime you login.

NOTE: If AXIGEN's mqview tool is stored in a different location than the default one, you must modify the corresponding command, accordingly. Also, the examples above assume that the queue is stored in /var/opt/axigen/queue (the queuePath parameter from the Processing module).