help

   date                -- Show the current time and date
   directory [channel] -- List messages of yours which are queued but have
                            not yet been delivered
   exit                -- Exit this utility
   help [topic]        -- Display help on this utility
   history [n]         -- Show delivery history information for a queued
                            message of yours
   quit                -- Exit this utility
   read [n]            -- Show the contents of a queued message of yours
   return [n]          -- Return back to you a queued message of yours

 To see help on a specific topic, issue the command "help topic".  For example,
 "help directory"

date

 Syntax: date

 Display the current time and date in RFC 822, 1123 format.

directory

 Syntax: directory [queue-type]

 Generate a listing of mail messages which you have sent but which have not
 yet been delivered.  Such messages are referred to as "queued messages".

 The queue-type parameter may be used to restrict the listing to specific types
 of message queued messages:

   ccmail      -- cc:Mail                  pager       -- alphanumeric pagers
   groupwise   -- Novell GroupWise         popstore    -- PMDF popstore
   internet    -- Internet                 snads       -- IBM SNADS
   local       -- local mail               tcpip       -- Internet
   lotus_notes -- IBM Lotus Notes          uucp        -- UUCP
   mailbus_400 -- Digital MAILbus 400      wordperfect -- Novell GroupWise
   novell_mhs  -- Novell MHS               x400        -- X.400
   ovvm        -- IBM PROFS

exit

 Syntax: exit

 Exit the pmdf qm utility.  Synonymous with the quit command.

history

 Syntax: history [-all] [id[,...]]

 Display delivery history information for the specified messages.  You must
 issue a directory command before you can use this command.

 Normally, you will use the id parameter to specify the specific messages to
 display.  See the description of the read command for further information on
 the id parameter and the -all switch.

 Note that history information may not be available for some queued messages.

quit

 Syntax: quit

 Exit the pmdf qm utility.  Synonymous with the exit command.

read

 Syntax: read [-[no]content] [-all] [-[no]confirm] [id[,...]]

 Display (read) the specified messages.  You must issue a directory command
 before you can use this command.

 The id parameter specifies the identification number of the message to
 display.  The identification number for a message is the integer value shown
 in the left most column of the directory listing generated by the directory
 command.  For example, in the following listing the first message shown has
 an identification number of 1 and the second 2:

   qm.maint> directory
   Channel: tcp_local
         From                    To                     Size Queued since
   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
       1 dan@acme.com            sue@stateu.edu           48 21-APR-98 18:27
       2 dan@acme.com            bob@nowhere.com           3 21-APR-98 17:43

 These two messages can therefore be selected by either "1,2" or "1-2".

 By default, the content of messages is displayed along with any envelope and
 header information.  Specify -nocontent to only display the envelope and header
 information.  To control whether or not you are asked to confirm display of a
 message, use the -confirm and -noconfirm switches.

 You can specify -all to read all listed messages.  You must specify at least
 one id parameter or -all; however, you may not specify both an id parameter and
 -all

return

 Syntax: return [-all] [-[no]confirm] [-[no]log] [id[,...]]

 Return the specified message back to yourself.  You must issue a directory
 command before you can use this command.

 Normally, you will use the id parameter to specify the specific messages to
 return.  See the description of the read command for further information on
 the id parameter and the -all switch.

 The -log and -nolog switch control whether or not a message is generated for
 each message returned.  The -confirm and -noconfirm switches control whether
 or not you are prompted to confirm the return operation.
