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Figure 1-1. Sample NQE Configuration

Figure 1-2. NQE File Structure

Figure 2-1. Request Processing for Local Submission

Figure 2-2. Request Processing for Client Submission to NQS

Figure 2-3. Request Processing for Client Submission to the NQE Database

Figure 2-4. Request Processing for Remote Submission

Figure 2-5. Queue Configuration That Uses theloadonly Attribute

Figure 2-6. Basic Concept of the NQE Database

Figure 3-1. NQE Configuration Display, Condensed View

Figure 3-2. NQE Configuration Display, File Menu

Figure 3-3. NQE Configuration Display, Action Menu

Figure 3-4. NQE Configuration Display, View Menu

Figure 3-5. NQE Configuration Display, Full View

Figure 3-6. NQE Configuration Display, Install View

Figure 5-1. Example of a TCP/IP network

Figure 8-1. Average Machine Load Data

Figure 8-2. Instantaneous Machine Load Data

Figure 8-3. NQS Configuration with Load Balancing by Default

Figure 8-4. NQS Configuration with Load Balancing by Selection

Figure 9-1. NQE Database Layout

Figure 9-2. NQE Database Components

Figure 9-3. User Task Owners and States

Figure 10-1. Scheduler Program Structure

Figure 13-1. Component Relationships in FTA

Figure 13-2. NPPA Configuration Example

Figure B-1. Simple NQE Cluster

Figure B-2. NQE Load-balanced Cluster

Figure B-3. Default NQE Queue Configuration

Figure B-4. NQE Database and NQE Scheduler Components