HP 9000 Administration Manual page 382

for enabled logical printers in the
spooler, 9-7
for job and document attributes
supported by logical printer, 9-9
for queue status, 9-10
for ready physical printers, 9-9
for ready physical printers in queue,
9-13
for spooler information, 9-4
for state of physical printer, 10-11
for supervisor information, 10-8
for time-out and retained jobs, 9-16
jobs, 11-5
jobs in the queue, 9-15
logical printer status, 9-8
physical printers registered with
spooler, 9-7
spooler states, 9-5
queue
backlog update interval, 9-24
lower backlog boundary, 9-24
queue-assigned attribute, 11-6
queue backlog
determing the cause, 9-27
overview, 9-23
responding to, 9-25
queue-backlog attribute, 6-9, 9-11
queue-backlogged event
noti cation pro le, 7-3
queue-backlogged event identi er, 7-20
queues
backlog, 6-9
backlogged, 9-14
backlog processing, 6-10
backlogs, 9-27
creating, 6-5
default events, 7-30
default events for queue noti cation
messages, 6-12
deleting, 9-36
deleting jobs, 9-18
Index-14
disabling, 9-16
jobs not moving forward, 13-3
noti cation messages, 6-12
noti cation pro le example, 7-45
overview, 1-5
pausing, 9-16
planning considerations, 3-6
possible states, 9-11
querying for attributes, 9-11
querying for ready physical printers,
9-13
querying for status, 9-10
resuming after pausing, 9-18
specifying a description, 6-13
specifying scheduling method, 6-5
upper boundary, 9-23
queue-state attribute, 9-17
queue-state-changed attribute
noti cation pro le, 7-3
queue-state-changed event identi er,
7-21
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ready physical printers
querying, 9-9, 10-10
ready state
of queues, 9-11
registering
physical printers, 9-7, 9-34, 10-24
remote printer, 3-6
required-resources-not-ready, 11-29,
13-25
required-resources-not-ready job state,
11-28
required-resources-not-supported, 11-28,
11-29
requirements
disk space, 2-2
memory, 2-2
resource-needs-attention event identi er,
7-21