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MANAGING ACCOUNTING FILES AND LOGS
Dump Accounting
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Halftone=number
Refers to the use of the Halftone attribute.
"0"=defaultHalftone
"1"=Course
"2"=Medium
"3"=Fine
"4"=ExtraFine
The following example shows a portion of an accounting file (version
3).
3 "131" "Administrator"
"500" "<absent>" "1" "<absent>" "600" "257" "<absent>"
"<absent>" "wishbone" "929572975" "929573201" "390" "1"
"0" "[216,279,,white,75]"
"<absent>" "22765"
"<absent>" "<absent>"
"<absent>" "[13.240.113.61] (docID: 91)"
"<absent>" "0"
3 "130" "prtcon"
"ASCII" "1" "500"
"<absent>" "1"
"929571584" "960"
"<absent>" "<absent>"
"<absent>" "<absent>"
"<absent>" "<absent>"
"<absent>" "<absent>"
"<absent>"
To keep your system running at optimum speed and to keep the
system disk from exceeding its storage limits, you should periodically
purge accounting data. If you did not set the system during
installation to purge accounting information automatically, you must
purge it manually. The following commands will help you in this task.
The Dump Accounting command creates accounting files by copying
the files to the system directory (/var/log/docuprint__accounting).
You can then delete the files or copy them to a diskette. You should
use the Dump Accounting command periodically to purge the Job
Pool Manager database.
If the /var/log/docuprint__accounting file already exists when you
enter the Dump Accounting command, any new job accounting
information will be appended to the existing file, and job ID numbers
will not necessarily be in chronological order. If you want an entirely
new file, use the Delete Accounting command, and then use the
Dump Accounting command again.
Access level Administrator
Syntax Dump Accounting
Arguments None
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"worm" "<absent>"
"<absent>"
"<absent>" "<absent>"
"<absent>"
"<absent>" "1"
"docuprint_accounting"
"<absent>" "1"
"<absent>" "wishbone"
"6" "0" "[216,279,,white,75]"
"0" "0" "<absent>"
"<absent>"
"<absent>"
"<absent>"
"PS2"
"<absent>" "0" "0"
"<absent>"
"3" "<absent>" "1"
"<absent>"
"<absent>"
"1" "<absent>"
"929571514"
"50041"
"terminal" "7"
"<absent>" "<absent>"
"<absent>" "<absent>"
"1"