Arguments

Use the argument value to identify the specific object you want to enable. If you specify multiple objects, separate the object names with spaces.

You can use these arguments with the pdenable command:

ServerName

Specifies the server you want to enable. When you enter the pdenable command against a server, InfoPrint tries to enable all of its destinations.

When a server initializes again after being shut down, whether the destinations are either enabled or disabled depends on:

• The state of the destination when the system was shut down
• The ability of the server to communicate with its associated queue

ServerName:LogName

Specifies the log you want to enable. Enabling a log allows it to begin accepting input (logging).

[ServerName:]DestinationName

Specifies the destination you want to enable. When first created, destinations are in the disabled state. You cannot enable destinations unless you associate them with an existing queue. Any other objects referenced by the destination must also exist. These are:

• For logical destinations
  • Default jobs
  • Default documents
• For actual destinations
  • Media
  • Auxiliary-sheets
  • Resource-contexts

[ServerName:]QueueName

Specifies the queue you want to enable. When you enter the pdenable command against a queue, InfoPrint tries to enable all of its associated logical destinations.