*: Statements end at a newline, there is no line-continuation character.
*: =GROUP BY= currently only controls sorting, the code does not yet do any kind of aggregating.
*: =PRINTAS=, =PRINTF= & =WIDTH= are not entirely mutually exclusive, but more than one will play strangely together, there's actually a bunch of "intelligence" in the pretty printer code regarding the correct way to format strings vs numbers that's not desirable here but can't be disabled, you may need to play with combinations of formatting options to get things to line up perfectly. for instance negative WIDTH statements and the LEFT keyword _should_ be interchangeable, but they aren't at present.
-*: Available keywords for =PRINTAS= can be found only in the code. search for =CustomFormatFnTable=, you should find one table in queue.cpp and one in prettyPrint.cpp (for condor_status). Many =PRINTAS functions are very specialized and pay little or no attention to the attribute that they are told to print. =DATE=, =TIME=, and =QDATE= are well behaved, but most of the others aren't.
+*: Available keywords for =PRINTAS= can be found only in the code. search for =CustomFormatFnTable=, you should find one table in queue.cpp and one in prettyPrint.cpp (for condor_status). Many =PRINTAS= functions are very specialized and pay little or no attention to the attribute that they are told to print. =DATE=, =TIME=, and =QDATE= are well behaved, but most of the others aren't.
You can set the default output of condor_status and/or condor_q to use one of these files by setting config parameters:
@@ -63,6 +63,13 @@
{endcode}
{code}
+# q_totals.cpf
+# show only totals with condor_q
+SELECT NOHEADER NOTITLE
+SUMMARY STANDARD
+{endcode}
+
+{code}
# status.cpf
# produce the standard output of condor_status
SELECT
@@ -115,13 +122,6 @@
{endcode}
{code}
-# q_totals.cpf
-# show only totals with condor_q
-SELECT NOHEADER NOTITLE
-SUMMARY STANDARD
-{endcode}
-
-{code}
# status_wide.cpf
# a wider version of standard condor_status output
SELECT
