Xescancel; Xesjobset; Xesobjectdelete - Xerox 850DP - Phaser Color Solid Ink Printer Manual

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AccXES PJL Interface
@PJL COMMENT XESACCOUNTING ACTION=<action> [ACCTNUM=<account #>
SUBACCTNUM=<subaccount #>] [UNITS=<units>] [B=<bond area #> V=<vellum area #> F=<film
area #> S=<scan area #>]
STATUS=<status>
<FF>
Possible status values are:
STATUS = invalid ACTION

4.1.2 XESCANCEL

This command cancels a job specified with either the user job id or job name. A user job id is an integer
number assigned by the AccXES printer to the job when it is created in the printer. It is guaranteed to
be unique in the printing system for as long as the job exists in the printer.
The syntax for the command is:
@PJL COMMENT XESCANCEL (USERJOBID=<user job id> | NAME="<JOB name>")
If the job has completed processing within the printer, then this command will be safely ignored.
Otherwise, the printer attempts to cancel the job as quickly as possible, while not affecting the
processing of other jobs in the system. There is no response returned from the printer to the host in this
command.

4.1.3 XESJOBSET

This command changes the value of the job or page processing parameter specified. No other parameter
groups are changeable with this command. In general, only jobs currently stored in the AccXES printer
job spool queue may be affected. If the job has already begun its processing within the printer, then this
command is safely ignored. The one exception to this is that you can change the job queue scheduling
priority even after the job has been processed and is awaiting printing.
This command is used mainly for changing job queue scheduling priority, although all other job and
page processing parameters are changeable as well. The job is specified with either the user job id or
the job name. There is no response returned from the printer to the host in this command.
The syntax of the XESJOBSET command is:
@PJL COMMENT XESJOBSET (USERJOBID=<user job id> | NAME="<JOB name>") <Variable
Name>=<New Variable Value>

4.1.4 XESOBJECTDELETE

This command deletes a printer object. The syntax of the XESOBJECTDELETE command is:
@PJL COMMENT XESOBJECTDELETE TYPE = <PrinterObjectType> NAME =
"<PrinterObjectName>"
The possible types of printer objects specified in the TYPE field are:
• XESFONTS
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