Time Attribute Values - HP 9000 User Manual

The rules for using a colon are as follows:
• Do not enter the component name.
• Separate the value for each component with a colon (:) and no spaces.
• Separate each attribute value with spaces.
• Enter a colon (:) even if you are not going to enter a value for a given
component. The default value or no value will be set for that
component.
• If the last value is to be set to the default value, the colon (:) for that
component is not required.
An example of setting the notify-operator attribute for a queue is:
pdset -c queue -x "notify-operator= \
email:White@Caddy.xyz.com email:Jones@Chevy.xyz.com" \
Queue2
An example of setting the results-profile attribute for a job are:
pdset -c job -x \
"results-profile='pickup:Please staple:dave@cowboy:2:'" 2
See the HP Distributed Print Service Administration Guide for
information on the results-profile attribute.

Time Attribute Values

For time attribute values, use the local time format as defined in the
LC_TIME environment variable. The hour is based on a 24-hour clock.
The following syntax and examples assume US English format for date.
AttributeName="hh:mm:ss mm/dd/yy''
AttributeName=hh:mm:ss
Some time values include the date and some do not. If the date is not
included, HPDPS uses the current date. Separate the values for hours,
minutes, and seconds with colons, with no spaces. Separate the values
for month, day, and year with slashes, with no spaces. Enclose time with
date in single quotes and separate them with a space. Some examples
are:
pdpr -c job -x "job-print-after=18:30:00" BigJob
pdpr -c job -x "job-print-after='18:30:00 05/15/95'" BigJob
For time intervals, the syntax is:
AttributeName=[HH:]MM
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