HP-UX Reference (11i v1 05/09) - 1 User Commands N-Z (vol 2)

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pdls(1) pdls(1)
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requested-attributes=all
requested-attributes="
AttributesList
"
requested-attributes=archive
The following is an example of column style with headings for
brief set of attributes for a phy-
sical printer
object within a specified supervisor.
Associated
Name Realization State Enabled Queue
-------- ----------- ----- ------- ----------
PhysPrt1 physical Idle True Queue1
PhysPrt2 physical Idle True Queue1
PhysPrt3 physical Idle True Queue2
The following is an example of column style without headings for
brief set of attributes for a
physical printer object within a specified supervisor.
PhysPrt1 physical Idle True Queue1
PhysPrt2 physcial Idle True Queue1
PhysPrt3 physical Idle True Queue2
The following is an example of line style with headings for brief set of attributes for a
logi-
cal printer
object within a specified spooler that contains a single logical printer.
LogPrt1: printer-name = LogPrt1
LogPrt1: printer-realization = logical
LogPrt1: printer-enabled = true
LogPrt1: associated-queue = Queue1
The following is an example of line style without headings for brief set of attributes for a
log-
ical printer
object within a specified spooler that contains a single logical printer.
printer-name = LogPrt1
printer-realization = logical
printer-enabled = true
associated-queue = Queue1
Object Attributes
There are no object attributes for this command.
Arguments
You use the argument value to identify the specific object you want the attributes displayed for. If you
specify multiple objects, each must be separated by spaces.
You can use the following argument values with the pdls command:
ServerName
ServerName:InitialValueDocumentName
ServerName:InitialValueJobName
ServerName:LogName
[ServerName:]PrinterName
[ServerName:]QueueName
LocalJobId[.DocNumber]
GlobalJobId[.DocNumber]
Note: When you only specify ServerName as the argument of the command (without an object name), the
attribute values are returned for all of the objects within the object class you specify for that server that
meet the filter criteria.
EXAMPLES
Check on a Document
• To find out as much as you can about the first document in a job; if the local ID is 13, enter the com-
mand:
pdls -r all 13.1
This will provide information about the job and the first document.
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