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pddisable(1) pddisable(1)

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-X

AttributesFileName

The name of a ﬁle containing attribute-value pairs. This option is equivalent to specifying the

command-attribute attributes.

Command Attributes

You may specify these attributes in a -x "AttributeValuePairs" string or in an attributes ﬁle designated

with the -X AttributesFileName option.

attributes= AttributesFileName

Cause the designated attributes ﬁle to be read.

class=ObjectClass

Specify the ObjectClass that you want for this command. Valid object class names for the pddis-

able

command are: printer (default), log, queue,orserver. Within the valid classes,

queue disables all associated logical printers, printer is for a logical or a physical printer,

server is for a spooler or a supervisor and disablesall printers residing in the server, and log is for

error log.

message="MessageText"

Specify the message you want associated with the printer

, log, queue,orserver. You can use

this message to indicate the reason for disabling the

printer, log, queue,orserver or to pro-

vide other comments.

If this attribute is not speciﬁed, the message already stored with the object remains unchanged.

When the command is issued against a server, HPDPS propagates the message to the

message

attribute of the printers residing in that server. The message attribute for that server is not

changed. When the command is issued against a queue, the message is propagated to the message

attribute of the logical printers associated with the queue. The message attribute for the queue is

not changed.

You can list this message by specifying requested-attributes=message

with the pdls com-

mand.

Object Attributes

There are no object attributes for this command.

Arguments

Use the argument to specify the object to disable. If you specify multiple objects, each must be separated

by spaces.

You can use the following arguments with the

pddisable command:

ServerName:LogName

Specify the log you want disabled. Disablinga log stops it from logging data.

[ServerName:]PrinterName

Specify the printer you want disabled. Disabling a printer stops the acceptance of print requests. Any

jobs currently assigned to a physical printer continue printing.

[ServerName:]QueueName

Specify the queue you want disabled. Issuing the pddisable command against a queue disables all

of the logical printers associated with that queue.

ServerName

Specify the server you want disabled. Issuing the pddisable command against a server disables all

of printers residing in the server. When issued against a:

Spooler HPDPS attempts to disableall of the logical printers residing in that server.

Supervisor HPDPS attempts to disable all of the physical printers residing in that server.

EXAMPLES

Disable Printers

To disable printer lj4si (logical or physical) on server Serve1, enter one of these commands:

pddisable lj4si

pddisable Serve1:lj4si

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