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4. To evaluate a filter item as false, use the NOT operator before the filter item and enclose the
filter item in parentheses.
! NOT operator, as in: !(filter-item
)
If filter-item evaluates to true, the expression is considered false, and vice versa.
5. When you use multiple logical operators in a filter, they are evaluated in an order of pre-
cedence. You can override the order of precedence by using parentheses (
()). See Table 2 for
order of precedence.
Table 2 summarizes the filter syntax provided by the HPDPS command line interface. The operators
are listed in the order of precedence from highest to lowest.
Table 2. Filter Syntax
Operator Placement
() Parentheses Around filter items
>< Relational operators Between attribute and value
== Equality operators Between attribute and value
=* *= *=* ˜= String matching Between attribute and value
! NOT Operator Before (filter-item) only
&& AND operator Between two filter items
|| OR operator Between two filter items
headings=Boolean
Specifies whether you want the output displayed with or without headings; Boolean can be true
(default) or false. See the command-attribute
style for examples.
message-count=Number
When you request the log-messages log attribute, this specifies the
Number of previous messages you
want to see starting from the last message logged. The value you can specify for Number can be an
integer from 1 through 2147483647.
Use this command attribute in conjunction with the log object
log-messages attribute to query for
error log information. For example:
pdls -c log -r log-messages -x "message-count=4" SPOOL1:
displays the last four messages contained in the error log for server SPOOL1.
requested-attributes= AttributeType
Specifies the group of attributes you want displayed for the specified ObjectClass.
AttributeType can be:
brief
(default), verbose, archive, "AttributesList", all,ornone.
archive displays only settable and specifiable attributes.
all lists all attributes, listing first those that do not have values assigned and then
those with values assigned.
The following list shows the brief and the verbose attributes that are displayed for the specified
object. The brief attributes are a subset of the verbose attributes and are identified in the fol-
lowing list with a ‘‘B’’ to the left of the attribute name.
The attributes and their values are displayed in the specified order.
Document Attributes
B document-sequence-number
B document-format
octet-count
copy-count
sides
document-type
B document-file-name
Initial-Value-Document Attributes
B initial-value-document-identifier
B associated-server
B logical-printers-ready
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