Working with Product Scoped Cacheless Search > Creating a spatial index
Listing the queue
After you populate a queue, list the queue by running the qsearch_process_queue utility in the following format:
qsearch_process_queue -u={USER_ID} -p={PASSWORD} -g={GROUP} -list_queue –verbose 2> %TC_TMP_DIR%\list_queue.txt
The output is similar to this:
Queue contains 7 objects in 1 entry
entry = 00007445 = gQM14MFEoQUWxA
object = 00007446 = BpF1IcSSoQUWxA, type = 1 (itemType), date = 18-Mar-2011 10:33:40, box-delta = 0, state = 0 (unprocessed), session = 00007444 = AII14MFEoQUWxA, is-run-time = FALSE
Item "15259388-BELT ASM-R/SEAT CTR BKL"
object = 00007447 = BpH1IcSSoQUWxA, type = 1 (itemType), date = 18-Mar-2011 10:33:40, box-delta = 0, state = 0 (unprocessed), session = 00007444 = AII14MFEoQUWxA, is-run-time = FALSE
Item "11561331-BOLT ASM"
Source: https://docs.sw.siemens.com/en-US/doc/282219420/PL20251212545240207.plm00301/xid597862 · retrieved 2026-07-11