AIX

}

preRemovePrintQ(){

clear;
echo;
echo "==============================================================================";
echo "### R E M O V E    P R I N T E R    Q U E U E";
echo "==============================================================================";
echo; echo;
echo "Enter print queue for removal: \c";
read queName;

while [ ! "$queName" ]
do
  echo "Enter print queue for removal: \c";
  read queName;
done

queNameT=`echo "$queName"|tr -cd [:alnum:]|tr A-Z a-z`;
preRemovePrintQ2;

}

preRemovePrintQ2(){

lsque -q $queNameT > /dev/null 2>&1;
if [ "$?" -eq "0" ]; then
  echo;
  echo "Are you sure you want to remove this print queue [yes/no]? \c";
  read prqAnswer;
  preRemovePrintQ3;
else
  echo;
  echo "Print queue \"$queNameT\" does not exists. Do want to try again [yes/no]? \c";
  read tryagain;
  tryagainAnswer;
fi;

}

  
tryagainAnswer(){

case "$tryagain" in 
    YES|yes|Yes|YeS|yeS|YEs|yES|yEs)
    preRemovePrintQ;
        ;;
    NO|no|No|N|n|nO)
    pause;
        ;;
  *)
    echo "Please answer [\"yes\" or \"no\"]: \c";
        read tryagainAnswer;
        tryagainAnswer;
        ;;
esac;

}


preRemovePrintQ3(){

 case "$prqAnswer" in 
    YES|yes|Yes|YeS|yeS|YEs|yES|yEs)
    goremovePrinterQue;
        ;;
    NO|no|No|N|n|nO)
    pause;
        ;;
  *)
    echo "Please answer [\"yes\" or \"no\"]: \c";
        read prqAnswer;
        preRemovePrintQ3;
        ;;
esac;
  
}

goremovePrinterQue(){

for qHere in `ls /var/spool/lpd/qdir/ | grep "$queNameT"`; do rm -f $qHere; done;

DevNam3=`lsque -q $queNameT|grep "device"|awk -F\= '{print $2}'|sed -e 's/^[ \t]*//'`;
/usr/lib/lpd/pio/etc/piomisc_ext rmpq_other  $queNameT:$DevNam3 'remote.local';
echo;
echo "-----------------------------------------------------------------";
echo "Printer queue \"$queNameT\" has been successfully removed. [OK].";
echo "-----------------------------------------------------------------";
echo;

}

This might be unstable for some amounts of files:
 
$ for qHere in `ls /var/spool/lpd/qdir/ | grep "$queNameT"`; do rm -f $qHere; done;
 
Hopefully, the files are all at that level, and the $PWD is right. Normally 'ls' just lists entry names,
 so to remove them you have to have that as pwd, and then why not just say '*' ?
 
I prefer something like this, with fewer fork/exec, robust for any number of files, works from any pwd, uses shorter relative names:
 
$ cd /var/spool/lpd ; find qdir -type f -name "*$queNameT*" | xargs -n999 rm -f