Example Queue Mappings

The following control file fragment continues the example shown in Example CDQP Definitions, and illustrates the use of the different queue mapping commands:

; Define DRIVER_NAME as the default mapping for user and group queues.
;
Q+SW_DEFAULT_CASEDATAQPARAM_USER
C+DRIVER_NAME

Q+SW_DEFAULT_CASEDATAQPARAM_GROUP
C+DRIVER_NAME

; Add AGE to user queues usr30 and usr31.
;
Q+usr30,usr31
C+AGE

; The following command is intended to add VEHICLE as a CDQP, but will be ignored
; because it is specified AFTER a Q command.
;
F+VEHICLE,20,Vehicle Type

; Remove TOWN from user queue usr30.
;
Q+usr30
C-TOWN

; The following command is intended to add VEHICLE to user queue usr31, but will be
; ignored because VEHICLE is not a CDQP.
;
Q+usr31
C+VEHICLE

; Delete existing mappings for user queue usr24, which will revert to the default
; user queue
; mapping.
;
Q-usr24

; Remove current mapping (TOWN) from group queue group10, and exclude it from using 
; the default group queue mapping.
;
Q+group10
C-TOWN