I added a column to indicate the attributes that are accessible through
the Job State table (the S column). This may help everyone understand
the Job State Table better and its relationship to the Attributes table.
I've reposted as:
ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/jmp/contributions/
-rw-r--r-- 1 pwg pwg 34304 May 9 09:35 attr-tab.doc
-rw-r--r-- 1 pwg pwg 48490 May 9 09:36 attr-tab.pdf
Here is the updated column headings in the table and the table entries:
Col
Heading Description
# enum value for jmAttributeTypeIndex, e.g., JmAttributeTypeIndexTC
I/O Integer vs. OCTET STRING:
I = Integer32(-2..2147483647)
O = OCTET STRING(SIZE(0..63))
I/O = Integer OR OCTET STRING
I+O = Integer AND OCTET STRING
TC Integer is a textual-convention in this or the Printer MIB
M Conformance requirements for an agent:
M = Mandatory
<blank> = Conditionally Mandatory
>1 MULTI-ROW (more than one row allowed):
>1 = MULTI-ROW
<blank> = one one row allowed for this attribute
S Accessible through Job State Table (and the Attributes Table)
<blank> = only in the Attributes table
L linked with the Printer MIB, such that the Printer MIB must be implemented
for
this attribute to provide a meaningful value to the application. Printer MIB
textual-conventions are not flagged as linked.
M/A Application program usage:
M = Monitoring application will use
A = Accounting (or system utilization) application will use
MA = both a Monitoring and an Accounting application will use.
S/D STATIC vs. DYNAMIC:
S = STATIC (doesn't usually change, ModifyJob operation may change)
D = DYNAMIC (expected to change during the life time of the job)
S/P/D/A When is the STATIC or DYNAMIC attribute value first assigned:
S = submission time
P = start of processing
D = during processing and/or printing
C = completion
a = any time.
states = job state(s) in which the attribute value is of interest:
H = held
Pen = Pending
Pro = Processing
Pri = Printing
N = needsAttention
Can = canceled
Com = completed
a = all states.