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Displaying print jobs Managing print jobs
Selected information on print jobs
You can also display only specific attributes of print jobs. This is again achieved
by means of parameter lists or templates.
Displaying attributes via parameter list
● If you only want to display specific attributes for print jobs, use the following
command:
xpshow -di "parameter_list"
The selected attributes must be specified for parameter_list, listing the
individual parameters in one string.
In addition to the options of the xpadd -job command, the following options
can be used:
-lj to display the local job ID
-id to display both the local and global job IDs
-gj to display the global job ID
-pj to display the permanent job ID
By default, both the local and the global job identifier are output first in two
separate columns. To override this, you can use the -id- option. If you want
these identifiers to be output at a different position, insert -id at the position you
want in the parameter list.
Furthermore, specifying -lj or -gj also overrides the default output of both
identifiers.
The options -te and -sx of the xpadd -job command cannot be used as
they do not correspond to an attribute of the job definition.
Displaying attributes using display templates
If you frequently use specific attributes for the display of print jobs, you can
define a template containing all these attributes. Then, to obtain a display, you
only call the name of this template; i.e. you do not have to specify a list of
attributes each time. The template is stored in the special file .Xprint V7.0 in
your login directory.
● Use the following command to call a display template:
xpshow -di display_template
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