Using
Abbreviations
for
A
ttribute
Names
and
V
alues
See
\Job/Do
cumen
t
A
ttributes
Requiring
Initial
V
alue
Ob
jects
to
Restrict".
This
section
pro
vides
tables
that
list
the
job
and
do cumen
t
attributes
that
require
an
initial
v
alue
ob
ject
to
ensure
a
restriction
for
a
logical
prin
ter.
Configuring
Logical
Printers
for
W
orkload
Balancing
This
section
describ es
ho
w
to
create
the
logical
prin
ter
for
a
prin
ter
p o ol
conguration
of
logical
prin
ters,
queues,
and
ph
ysical
prin
ters.
The
sample
conguration
in
this
section
illustrates
ho
w
to:
Balance
the
prin
ting
w
orkload
of
y
our
system
b
y
conguring
a
queue
to
send
jobs
to
m
ultiple
ph
ysical
prin
ters.
This
is
one
of
the
ma
jor
b enets
of
HPDPS.
Restrict
use
of
some
ph
ysical
prin
ter
capabilities
at
the
ph
ysical
prin
ter
lev
el
instead
of
with
logical
prin
ters.
The
example
in
this
section
sho
ws
ho
w
to
restrict
the
size
of
jobs
at
the
ph
ysical
prin
ter.
Y
ou
also
can
restrict
with
other
attributes,
suc
h
as
maximum-copies-supported .
A
prin
ter
p o ol
conguration
has
a
one-to-man
y
relationship
b et
w
een
a
logical
prin
ter
and
ph
ysical
prin
ters
as
sho
wn
in
Figure
6-8.
The
main
adv
an
tage
of
the
prin
ter
p o ol
conguration
is
that
it
balances
the
w
orkload
of
jobs
submitted
to
the
system.
Jobs
in
Queue3
that
can
prin
t
on
b oth
ph
ysical
prin
ters
will
prin
t
on
the
prin
ter
that
b ecomes
a
v
ailable
rst.
If
PhyPrt4
is
busy
for
a
long
time
pro cessing
a
large
job,
some
medium
size
jobs
do
not
ha
v
e
to
w
ait
but
can
prin
t
on
PhyPrt3 .
F
or
example,
to
create
the
logical
prin
ter
LogPrt7 ,
sho
wn
in
Figure
6-8,
en
ter:
pdcreate
-x
associated-queue=Queue3
Spool1:LogPrt7
This
logical
prin
ter
do es
not
implemen
t
an
y
restriction
to
the
use
of
the
capabilities
of
the
t
w
o
ph
ysical
prin
ters
asso
ciated
with
the
logical
prin
ter.
This
example
sho
ws
ho
w
y
ou
can
handle
prin
ter
managemen
t
based
on
capabilities
at
the
ph
ysical
prin
ter
lev
el.
PhyPrt4
is
a
high-sp eed
prin
ter
compared
to
PhyPrt3 .
Because
the
job-size-range-supported
logical
prin
ter
6-36
Configuring
Spoolers,
Queues,
and
Logical
Printers