Option: XMQDISP

Reports on every active queue and every queue with messages.
it's scheduled for.  If there isn't, it shows you the FLAGS field
for that domain in the DOMAIN file.  By looking at the FLAGS field,
you should be able to tell whether a task needs to be created to
transmit the queue.  Generally, if the FLAGS field contains "S"
(for SEND), and there's no task scheduled, you probably ought to
schedule one, using either option XMSTARTQUE-ALL (for all queues),
or XMSTARTQUE (for a queue of your choice).
For active queues, it shows much the same information as option
XMQACTIVE (Actively transmitting queues), except that instead of
the task number, it shows the date/time that the information was
last updated.
For inactive queues which have messages, it shows whether or not
there's a task scheduled.  If there is, it tells you what time