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Page title | For most spaces, this page must be titled Space announcements. For spaces with localized content, this page must be titled Space announcements l10n. |
Purpose | Provide an announcement banner on every page of your space. |
Location | Move this page outside of your home branch. |
Guidelines |
Viewing All Print Jobs
This task describes how to view a list of all the print jobs on the system.
Before you begin
- To view a list of all print jobs owned by a particular user, see Accessing KM Commands and InfoBoxes.
- To view a list of all print jobs assigned to a printer, see Viewing All Print Jobs Assigned to a Printer
To View a List of All Print Jobs
On any of the printers, perform the following steps.
- Access the PRINTER application menu as described in Accessing KM Commands and InfoBoxes.
- Select List All Print Jobs.
BMC PATROL writes the information to a BMC PATROL task object (List All Print Jobs) in the UNIX OS container. - Access the List All Print Jobs task object as described in Accessing KM Commands and InfoBoxes and view the results. Your results should resemble this example:
Display printer job list for all printer(s)
lp4-0 lysander!root 182 MMM DD MM:SS
lp4-3 wenchell!tmavis 4182 MMM DD MM:SS
Epson2-1 logger!dpatel 3750 MMM DD MM:SS
Epson2-3 sandhill!whill 005 MMM DD MM:SS
Epson3-5 hp-dev!jjjones 7431 MMM DD MM:SS
--------------------- >>>>> DONE <<<<< ---------------------
lp4-0 lysander!root 182 MMM DD MM:SS
lp4-3 wenchell!tmavis 4182 MMM DD MM:SS
Epson2-1 logger!dpatel 3750 MMM DD MM:SS
Epson2-3 sandhill!whill 005 MMM DD MM:SS
Epson3-5 hp-dev!jjjones 7431 MMM DD MM:SS
--------------------- >>>>> DONE <<<<< ---------------------
Output Format
The output has the following format. The following table defines each field.
printer-# system_name!user job_# MMM DD MM:SS
-------------------- >>>>> DONE <<<<< --------------------
-------------------- >>>>> DONE <<<<< --------------------
View All Print Jobs Command Output Format
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