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Field
Description
jobid
Unique job ID that is generated by the controller each time a new job is created.
jobtype
The value AP (Automatic Print Jobs) is used for all jobs from the RIP, so the value
is always AP.
jobname
The name of the job specified in the RIP.
printmode
The name of the print mode that was used in the job.
startdate
<yyyy><mm><dd> The date the printer starts printing the job.
starttime
<hh>:<min>:<ss> The time the printer starts printing the job.
activetime
<num>:<min>:<ss> The total time the job is active and printing. This time in-
cludes autonomous maintenance actions. Note that the time needed for warming
up before the printer is ready and the time spend waiting for the operator, e.g. to
solve an error, is not included. Time in hours, minutes, seconds, where hours can
exceed 24.
idletime
<num>:<min>:<ss> The total time an active job is waiting for operator interac-
tion, e.g. solving an error or loading media. Time in hours, minutes, seconds,
where hours can exceed 24.
readydate
<yyyy><mm><dd> The date a job is completed successfully, canceled or deleted.
readytime
<hh>:<min>:<ss> The time a job is completed successfully, canceled or deleted.
accountid
This field is always empty.
noffinished-
<num> The number of times the bitmap, as received by the RIP, has been prin-
sets
ted.
result
'Done', 'Abrt', 'Stop', 'Deleted'. The state in which the job was completed.
• 'Done': when the job was completed successfully.
• 'Abrt': when the job was started, but aborted by the operator or controller due
to an error.
• 'Stop': when the job was started, but stopped or paused by the operator.
• 'Deleted': when the job was deleted before it was printed.
reception-
<yyyy><mm><dd> The date the printer controller completely received the job
date
from the RIP.
reception-
<hh>:<min>:<ss> The time the printer controller completely received the job
time
from the RIP.
operator-
Note information specified in the RIP.
note
copies re-
<num> The number of copies requested by the RIP.
quested
mediatypeid The media type ID specified in the RIP that is used to communicate to the printer
which media it has to use.
NOTE
In case of controller reinstallation, software error, or power failure it
cannot be guaranteed that the ID is unique.
NOTE
This number can be lower than 'copiesrequested' as the user can can-
cel or delete a job.
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