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%%[PrinterError: string]%%
where
string is a description of the problem. The errors vary accord-
ing to the printer model. However, a typical example is
%%[PrinterError: ADJUST INPUTBIN]%%
Since it is possible that the exact same status be returned each time
the status request is made, duplicate messages are discarded.
Alternative Format
This alternative format allows you to create a utility to scan the log
files automatically and to assemble the data. The format of the com-
mand is
tttttttttt %%[status: s ; source: i : hostname ; pagecount: p ; user: u ; title:
T ]%%
The following list provides more information about these variables:
tttttttttt A string of numbers indicating real time. For example,
0215155656 indicates “Mon Feb 15 15:56:56 CST 1996.”
status: s Printer status. Valid printer status messages are
idle
busy
processing
rasterizing
spooling
source: i The interface being used.
hostname The name of the printer to which the job was sent.
pagecount:
p The number of the page currently being processed. The last
reported value (when the printer is idle) is the total number of
pages for the job being printed.
user:
u The user sending the job (as indicated in the DOC %%For
command). If the %%For command is missing,
u is replaced by
“Unknown.”
title:
T The title of the job (as indicated by the DOC %%Title
command). If the %%Title command is missing,
T is replaced
by “Unknown.”