HP NonStop G-Series User Manual
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Performing Routine Spooler Operations Using
Spoolcom
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Spoolcom Command Summary
HELP
Displays the syntax of Spoolcom commands.
JOB
Specifies attributes, obtains status, and changes job states.
DELETE
Deletes a job from the spooler.
HOLD
Places a job in the hold state.
HOLDAFTER
Sets the hold-after-printing flag on or off. HOLDAFTER or
HOLDAFTER ON causes the job to be placed in the hold
state after it finishes printing. HOLDAFTER OFF (the
default setting) lets the job be deleted after printing.
START
Takes a job out of the hold state, places it in the ready state.
STATUS
Displays the status of all jobs or of a given job.
LOC
Defines, modifies, or displays status of, spooler routing
structures; specifies the font job to download to a location.
DELETE
Deletes from the spooler an entire group or a particular
destination within a group.
DEV
Connects or disconnects a location to a device.
STATUS
Shows current status of the spooler locations.
XREF
Produces a cross-reference list of locations, devices, and
print processes ordered by location.
OPEN
Specifies the spooler supervisor with which Spoolcom
communicates.
Specifies attributes, obtains status, changes print process
states.
DELETE
Removes a print process from the spooler.
START
Takes a print process out of the procerror state after the
cause of a failure has been remedied.
STATUS
Displays the attributes of print processes.
XREF
Produces a cross-reference listing of print processes,
devices, and locations.
SPOOLER
Starts, stops, and obtains the status of the spooler.
DRAIN
Brings the spooler to an orderly halt after all currently
printing or spooling jobs have finished.
DUMP
Obtains a spooler memory dump while it is running.
MGRACCESS
Enables or disables manager access for the spooler.
START
Starts the spooler collectors and print processes.
STATUS
Displays the status of the spooler subsystem.
Table 14-1. Spoolcom Commands (Super-Group Users Only) (page 2 of 2)
Command
Subcommand
Function