Using
Abbreviations
for
A
ttribute
Names
and
V
alues
Note:
If
the
job
has
a
reten
tion
p erio
d,
as
sp ecied
b
y
the
job-retention-
period
job
attribute,
y
ou
m
ust
set
the
v
alue
of
the
attribute
to
zero
(0)
with
the
-r
ag
b efore
y
ou
can
delete
the
job
from
b oth
the
queue
and
the
sp o oler.
If
y
ou
do
not,
HPDPS
deletes
the
job
from
the
queue
but
the
job
remains
in
the
sp o oler
un
til
the
reten
tion
p erio
d
expires.
F
or
example,
en
ter:
pdrm
-r
0
Spool3:4628700042
4.
When
y
ou
are
nished
deleting
jobs,
resume
the
queue.
F
or
example:
pdresume
-c
queue
Queue3
Deleting
Jobs
from
the
Queue
and
Retaining
Them
in
the
Spooler
A
t
times
y
ou
might
w
an
t
to
delete
a
job
in
a
queue
but
retain
it
in
the
sp o oler.
If
y
ou
retain
a
job,
y
ou
can
resubmit
it
later
to
the
same
queue
or
to
a
dieren
t
queue.
T
o
delete
a
job
in
a
queue
but
retain
it
in
the
sp o oler
for
one
hour,
en
ter:
pdrm
-r
1:00
Spool3:4628700035
Note:
Instead
of
deleting
a
job
from
a
queue,
y
ou
can
resubmit
it
to
another
queue.
Refer
to
\Resubmitting
Jobs
to
Dierent
Logical
Printers"
for
a
description
of
ho
w
to
resubmit
some
or
all
or
the
jobs
in
a
queue.
Deleting
Timed-Out
or
Retained
Jobs
from
the
Spooler
T
o
delete
jobs
in
a
sp o oler
that
are
in
the
retained
or
timed-out
states,
p erform
the
following
steps:
1.
Determine
whic
h
jobs
are
in
the
sp o oler.
Refer
to
\Querying
for
Timed-Out
and
Retained
Jobs
in
the
Sp o oler"
for
a
description
of
ho
w
to
nd
out
whic
h
jobs
are
in
a
sp o oler.
2.
Delete
a
job
or
jobs
in
the
sp o oler
that
are
in
the
retained
state
b
y
en
tering
the
command:
pdrm
-r
0
Spool2:4629300046
Spool2:4628700057
Managing
the
Spooler,
Logical
Printers,
and
Queues
9-19
