This illustration shows all the use cases for the Administrative Interface - Basic Operations, and links to a detailed use case on the same topic:

• Create a queue table - links to figure 9-2
• Alter a queue table - links to figure 9-4
• Drop a queue table - links ro figure 9-5
• Create a nonpersistent queue - links to figure 9-7
• Create a queue - links to figure 9-6
• Alter a queue - links to figure 9-8
• Drop a queue links to figure 9-9
• Start a queue - links to figure 9-14
• Stop a queue - links to figure9-15
• Grant system privilege - links to figure 9-16
• Revoke system privilege - links to figure 9-17
• Grant queue privilege - links to figure 9-18
• Revoke queue privilege - links to figure 9-19
• Add a subscriber - links to figure 9-20
• Alter a subscriber - links to figure 9-21
• Remove a subscriber - links to figure 9-22
• Schedule a queue propagation - links to figure 9-23
• Unschedule a queue propagation - links to figure 9-24
• Alter propagation schedule - links to figure 9-26
• Enable a propagation schedule - links to figure 9-27
• Disable a propagation schedule - links to figure 9-28
• Verify a queue type - links to figure 9-25
• Add alias to LDAP - links to figure 9-34
• Remove an alias from LDAP - links to figure 9-35
• Create an AQ agent - links to figure 9-29
• Alter an AQ agent - links to figure 9-30
• Drop an AQ agent - links to figure 9-31
• Enable database access - links to figure 9-32
• Disable database access - links to figure 9-33