HP Distributed Print Service Administration Guide

Chapter 9 273
Managing Spoolers, Queues, and Logical Printers
Managing Jobs in Queues and Spoolers
against the physical printer or printers that are associated with the
logical printer. If the job fails validation, the job remains in either the
queue or the spooler that contained the job when you issued the
pdresubmit command.
You can resubmit a single job, all of the jobs in a queue regardless of the
logical printer that sent the job, or all of the jobs in a queue that were
sent to the queue by the same logical printer.
Use the following commands to resubmit jobs to a different logical
printer:
To resubmit one or more jobs to the logical printer LogPrt4, enter:
pdresubmit LogPrt4 Spool2:4629300046 Spool2:4628700057
To resubmit all of the jobs in the queue Queue3 to the logical printer
LogPrt4, enter:
pdresubmit LogPrt4 -c queue Queue3
In this example, all of the jobs in Queue3, regardless of which logical
printer sent the jobs to Queue3, are resubmitted to logical printer
LogPrt4 and are validated again. Some jobs might be rejected on the
basis of their attributes.
To resubmit all of the jobs in the queue that were originally sent by
logical printer LogPrt2 to logical printer LogPrt4, enter:
pdresubmit LogPrt4 -c printer LogPrt2
In this example, the jobs still in the queue that were submitted to
LogPrt2 are resubmitted to LogPrt4 and validated again. Based on the
attributes of the jobs, some jobs might be rejected.
Receiving Messages Related to Production Jobs
Users can send you messages about their jobs using the
job-message-to-operator job attribute. The message text specified in
this attribute is sent to the operator or operators specified in the
notify-operator queue attribute of the queue that receives the job.
Most users do not typically use the job-message-to-operator
attribute. It is often only used by users who are engaged in production
printing or other specialized types of printing. When sending messages
to the operator, users can also set the value of the job-hold attribute to
true so that the job will not print before the operator can respond to the
message.