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Recovering from an invalid (job -1) state, Example: restoring an invalid device – HP NonStop G-Series User Manual

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Performing Routine Spooler Operations Using
Spoolcom

Guardian User’s Guide 425266-001

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Recovering From an Invalid (Job -1) State

A listing such as this is sent to your home terminal:

DEV error 100 appears in the case of a paper jam.

3. Suspend the printer:

) DEV $LASER1, SUSPEND

4. Check the status of the printer:

) DEV $LASER1

A listing such as the following is sent to your home terminal:

Note that the STATE column reports SUSP.

5. Physically fix the paper jam.

6. Restart the printer from the selected page number of the job you suspended:

) DEV $LASER1, SKIP 4

) DEV $LASER1, START

Recovering From an Invalid (Job -1) State

If you find an invalid (Job -1) state in the STATE column of a DEV status listing:

1. Drain the device to take it offline:

> SPOOLCOM

) DEV $device, DRAIN

2. Check the device status:

) DEV $device

If the Job -1 condition has been cleared, you can start the device:

) DEV $device, START

If the Job -1 condition persists, drain and warmstart the spooler.

Example: Restoring an Invalid Device

1. Check the device status.

) DEV

DEVICE STATE FLAGS PROC FORM
$LASER1 DEV ERROR 100 H $SPLX

DEVICE STATE FLAGS PROC FORM
$LASER1 SUSP JOB 89 H $SPLX

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