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Job UID: This is the 10 (ten) character long Unique Job Identifier string.
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Status ID: The status ID shows in which stage the job currently is:
0 = undefined; 1 = idle; 2 = transfer; 3 = chunk; 4 = concatenate; 5 = unzip; 6 = done.
A value of 6 indicates a fully processed job. Any value between 2 and 5 (inclusive) means
that the job is still in progress. For a small job, some statuses may be skipped.
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Date/Time stamp: This is the time when the matching job was initially created in the
database. It is stored in UTC format plus time zone indicator inside the database. It will
differ from the time stamp logged by the Printer Driver as well as by the OLCS Job
Processor plugin.
The Printer Driver machine time stamp in the Printer Driver log may significantly differ
from this value.
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Number of Copies: This is the value set by the Printer Driver for the number of copies
(intended number of copies required for the print job). Some applications do not use the
general print job information to define the number of copies. In such (rare) cases, the
Number of Copies sent in the job can differ from what the user entered in the print dialog.
For example: "IrfanView" does not use the regular Copies indicator, but instead sends the
same job as many times as indicated by Copies in its print dialog.
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Number of pages: This is the number of pages for one copy of the print job. This value is
calculated by the Windows spooler, when processing the printing order. Please be aware
that some applications do an implicit reformatting of jobs if the intended paper size does
not match the paper size as selected in the print dialog. This may lead to the fact that the
number of pages, as calculated by the spooler and reported by OLCS, can differ from that
value as shown to the user in the application itself.
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Username: This is the Windows user name of the user who started the application to
produce the print job. It is not - in all cases - the user name of the user who is currently
logged into the system.
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Original filename: This is the "file name" as sent from the application to the Windows
spooling system. It is taken from the name as it arrives in the spooler. Some applications
add info to the name (like Notepad++) while others don’t (like Adobe Reader). OLCS can
only use what it gets from the spooler. It does not interact with the applications itself.
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Original file size: The size of the print job - NOT the size of the document file.
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Domain (workgroup) name: The name of the domain or workgroup the printing user
belongs to. This is not necessarily the name of the domain the machine itself belongs to.
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