Complex attributes that require colons

All other complex attributes require colons between components.

  • Do not enter the component name.
  • Separate the values for the components with a colon, :, and no spaces
  • Enter a colon even if you do not enter a value for a given component. InfoPrint sets the default value or no value for that component.
  • If you use the default value for the last value, InfoPrint does not require the colon for that component.
  • Separate each attribute value in a multi-valued attribute with spaces (see the example)

An example of setting the notify-operator attribute for a queue is: 

pdset -c queue -x "notify-operator=
   message:White@Caddy.xyz.com email:Jones@Chevy.xyz.com"
   Queue2

Examples of setting the results-profile attribute for a job are: 

pdset -c job -x "results-profile='dave@cowboy:pickup:2:Please staple'" 2

pdset -c job -x "results-profile='dave@cowboy::2:Please staple'" 2
The result of these two commands is the same because the default for the second component is pickup.

Parent topic: Complex attributes