-channel=name

Operates on the specified channel. 

-all

The -all option may be used to operate on all of the previously listed messages. When used in conjunction with the -channel option, only those previously listed messages for the specified channel are operated on. The -all option may not be used in conjunction with an id parameter. However, -all or at least one id parameter must be specified. 

-confirm and -noconfirm

When the id parameter is not used to explicitly select messages, you will be prompted to confirm the operation. This prevents accidental delete -all sub-commands from being executed. You can use the -noconfirm option to suppress this prompt. Similarly, -confirm causes a confirmation prompt to be required.

-log and -nolog

Controls whether or not the operation on each selected message is reported. 

id

The identification number of a message shown in the most recent listing generated by either the directory or the held sub-command. The identification number for a message is the integer value displayed in the left-most column of the listing. The id can also be a range or comma-separated list.

qm.maint> directory tcp_local

Channel: tcp_local                Size Queued since
--------------------------------------------------------------
1 XS01IVX1T0QZ18984YIW.00       24 16-APR-1998 00:30:30.07
2 YH01IW2MZLN0RE984VUK.00       24 20-APR-1998 00:30:40.31