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5. If you want the job to remain on the initiating DocuSP system
after it is forwarded, select [Retain Job After Forwarding]. To
remove the job from the initiating queue after it is forwarded,
clear [Retain Job After Forwarding].
NOTE: There is no error recovery for forwarded jobs.
Therefore, if a network problem or connectivity issue occurs
during Job Forwarding, the original system will not raise a
failure indicator. Because of this condition, it is best to retain a
copy of a critical job at the source system.
6. If desired, select [Job Ticket]. The Job Forwarding feature
allows you to include or exclude the Xerox Job Ticket when the
job is forwarded to another printer. The benefit of this option is
to allow control over which job attributes are maintained
between the originating printer and the destination printer.
An example of when to include the job ticket would be when
forwarding to a DocuSP based printer at software level 3.x or
higher and the job has been programmed with a Xerox Job
Ticket or the job has been programmed with special
programming instructions such as exception pages or color
attributes.
Examples of when to exclude the job ticket are:
• when forwarding to a non-DocuSP based printer that does
not comprehend the XPIF job ticket format,
• when forwarding a job to a printer with a DocuSP version
of 2.x or earlier that does not comprehend the XPIF job
ticket format.
• the job contains PDL programming information such as
through setpagedevice commands within PostScript,
• when jobs include subset finishing,
7. Click [Forward]. The status of the job displays in the Forward
Status field.
NOTE: A job must be completely spooled before it can be
forwarded. Streaming, Fast Reprint, and online jobs cannot be
forwarded. Jobs are "held" by the system and then forwarded
to the next device. If a job is eligible to be forwarded (i.e. the
job is not a streaming job, etc.), the Job Forwarding GUI
changes the job status to "Held" and a Job Forwarding dialog
opens; otherwise an error dialog is displayed.
The following are limitations and notes associated using the Job
Forwarding feature:
• There is no error recovery for forwarded jobs. Therefore, if a
network problem or connectivity issue occurs during Job
Forwarding, the original system will not raise a failure
indicator. Because of this condition, it is best to retain a copy of
a critical job at the source system.
• Forwarding of jobs that require file referencing are not
supported by the Job Forwarding GUI; referenced images are
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