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Subject: increasing the size of queue through DOS
From: Rajesh Khan <rajeshkhan808@gmail.com>
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Is there any parameter in DOS that could assist me in setting the size of
queue when creating it.
Is it --max-queue-size=<n>  or  --max-queue-count=<n>

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