HP Distributed Print Service Administration Guide

Chapter 9 291

Managing Spoolers, Queues, and Logical Printers

Deleting Objects Contained in Spoolers

For example, to release the job with the global job identiﬁer

number of Spool4:4628700042, enter:

pdmod -x "job-hold=false" Spool4:4628700042

c. If the reason is job-print-after-specified, use the pdmod

command to specify a time earlier than the current time.

For example, if the current time is 10:30 in the morning, enter:

pdmod -x "job-print-after=9:00:00" Spool4:4628700042

d. If the reason is required-resources-not-ready or

required-resources-not-supported, a change to or a problem

with the physical printer or printers that could print the job when

it was ﬁrst submitted has occurred; there is no longer a physical

printer that supports all of the attributes of the job. The most

likely cause of this problem is that the physical printer is no

longer ready. See “Querying for the State of a Physical Printer” in

Chapter 10.

e. Delete the queue:

pddelete -c queue Queue4

Deleting an Initial Value Object

Use -c initial-value-document or -c initial-value-job with the

pddelete command to delete an initial value object.

If the initial value object is associated with one or more enabled logical

printers, you must disable the logical printers before you can delete the

initial value object. After you delete the initial value object, you should

update and enable the logical printers.

To delete an initial-value-job or initial-value-document that is associated

with an enabled logical printer, perform the following steps:

NOTE This procedure uses an initial-value-job as an example. The procedure

for an initial-value-document is the same.

1. Query for enabled logical printers associated with the initial value

object.