HP Distributed Print Service Administration Guide
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Managing Jobs and Supporting Users
Managing Jobs in Queues and Spoolers
HPDPS schedules this job ahead of other jobs in the queue that have a
priority less than 75.
You can also, in effect, use the job-priority attribute to promote a job
to be the first job in the queue by setting the priority for the job to 100.
For example:
pdmod -x "job-priority=100" Spool3:3987600005
If all other jobs in the queue have a priority less than 100,
Spool3:3987600005 becomes thefirst job inthe queue because it has the
highest priority of all of the jobs in the queue. If another job already has
a priority of100 and the priority-fifo scheduling method isin use, the
promoted job will be scheduled as soon as the earlier priority 100 job has
completed.
Resubmitting Jobs for Users
You can decrease the amount of time needed to print a pending job if you
resubmit it to a different logical printer that has one or more idle
physical printers that can support the job. Users can resubmit their own
jobs, but they might not know which other physical printer or printers
can support the job. As a result, they might not know the name of the
logical printer or printers associated with the physical printer to which
they can resubmit their jobs. You can resubmit a job if it is in any of the
following states: pending, held, retained, or timed-out.
In the following example, you already know the global job identifier of
the job and the name of a logical printer with an associated physical
printer that supports the attributes of the job.
To resubmit job Spool4:3987100076 to logical printer LogPrt7, enter:
pdresubmit LogPrt7 Spool4:3987100076
HPDPS validates the job again against the logical printer and the
physical printer or printers associated with the logical printer. If job
validation fails, you receive an error message and the job remains in the
original queue or spooler. If job validation is successful and the logical
printer to which you resubmitted the job is in a different spooler, HPDPS
assigns a new identifier to the job.
For more information about resubmitting jobs, refer to “Resubmitting
Jobs to Different Logical Printers” in Chapter 9.