Flag

-X AttributesFileName

This causes InfoPrint Manager to read and use the designated attributes file containing attribute and value pairs at the current point in the command.

These two examples are equivalent: 

pdset -X AttrFileAD1.X Serv2-pp
pdset -x "attributes=AttrFileAD1.X" Serv2-pp

Using the command attribute attributes or the -X flag to designate and read an attributes file has the same effect as specifying multiple attribute and value pairs using the -x flag. These attributes require the same syntax as those used with the -x flag. For example, both of the previous examples reference this attributes file: 

 # Actual Destination Attributes File
 # AttrFileAD1.X
 document-formats-supported =ascii ditroff modca-p
 maximum-copies-supported   =3
 document-types-supported   =printable overlay page-segment
 printer-memory             =32
It is equivalent to this command: 
pdset -x "document-formats-supported=ascii ditroff modca-p
   maximum-copies-supported=3 document-types-supported=printable
   overlay page-segment printer-memory=32" Serv2-pp

The -X and -x flags are additive so that InfoPrint Manager uses all attributes and values. If you specify the same object attribute more than once in a command with multiple uses of the -x and -X command flags or the attributes command attribute, or a combination of them, the value read last takes precedence.

Parent topic: Using an attributes file