HP LaserJet 9000, Руководство администратора

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Using Abbreviations for A ttribute Names and V alues
Querying for Timed-Out and Retained Jobs in the Spooler
Use the -U , -r , and -f ags with the pdls command to query timed-out or
retained jobs in a sp ecic sp o oler.
T o determine whic h jobs are curren tly in a sp o oler in either the timed-out or
retained state, en ter:
pdls -U -r brief,job-state-reasons -s column \
-f "current-job-state==retained \
|| current-job-state==timed-out" \
Spool2:
HPDPS displays information similar to the following:
Current Inter Printer Printers
Job ID Name State Jobs Requested Assigned Reasons
--- ----------- --------- --------- ---- --------- -------- --------------------
10 Spool2:462900046 pallstart retained LogPrt5 PhyPrt3 completed succesfully
14 Spool2:462900057 err.log retained LogPrt6 PhyPrt2 completed succesfully
15 Spool2:462900075 cobby.txt timed-out LogPrt5 PhyPrt3
Note: When sp ecifying a job with HPDPS administration commands, suc h as
pddelete , refer to the job b y the global job iden tier that is sho wn in the ID
column.
P ausing a Queue
P ausing a queue prev en ts the sp o oler from sc heduling jobs in the queue to
ph ysical prin ters. A paused queue, ho w ev er, still receiv es jobs from logical
prin ters. P ausing a queue do es not aect the state of jobs in the queue; jobs
can still b e mo died with the pdmod or pdset commands, or can b e aected b y
the other commands that apply to jobs.
Note: T o help clarify the dierence b et w een pausing a queue and disabling a
queue, remem b er the follo wing rule. P ausing an y HPDPS ob ject, suc h as a
queue, prev en ts output fr om the ob ject. Disabling an HPDPS ob ject prev en ts
input to the ob ject.
T o pause a queue or queues, en ter the following commands:
T o pause the queue Queue1 , en ter:
pdpause -c queue Queue1
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